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Inflated tyres, especially the large truck and bus tyres, contain a tremendous amount of potential energy. Tyre blast during servicing can cause severe injury and death. Blast injuries of large tyres are similar to those resulting from landmine explosions, except there is no thermal or chemical damage. Buy Car and Motorcycle Tyres Online at- https://www.mytyrepoint.com Little has been reported about the destructive nature of these blasts. One study conducted in Quebec, Canada, listed 360 accidents over a period of 10 years, including ten fatal ones, directly attributable to heavy vehicle tyre blowout or explosion. Another study at two middle-east hospitals reported seven tyre-related injuries between March 2003 and September 2009, which needed hospitalisation. Four of the seven cases involved injuries caused by explosion while tyres were being inflated.  A search of the English literature, through MEDLINE, on tyre blast injuries listed 763 cases wherein most of the patie...

Let’s talk about one of the most discussed topic of conversation- the weather. How can we not talk about this topic when the weather is being unpredictable and inconsistent? Cool winter airs one day, and then the blazing sun heat…it’s difficult to keep up. And this goes the same for your vehicle’s tyre. How about taking a step forward with all-season Bridgestone tyre ? You must have heard about the recent technology and innovate tread design used in the making of these tyres. The varying weather pattern has long been depicted as destructive agent for tyre’s tread and shoulders. But there’s nothing to worry if you choose to drive on the Bridgestone tyres . Read More Blogs at - https://www.mytyrepoint.com/blogs Let’s get this thing straight, majority of the all-season tyres that claim to be the best are actually just average. They will not deliver exceptional performances under extreme summers or winters, they just do an average job in the majority of the roads...

All tyres are created equal, right? Wrong. The kinds of tyres you fit with your vehicle with are extremely important, so it’s handy to have a bit of tyre know-how when you’re shopping for new tyres. Here are some things to keep in mind. What tyres does your vehicle need? Look at the manufacturer requirements This should fairly clearly outline the right specifications for tyres that you fit your car with, including what size and maximum carrying capacity the tyres should have to be able to support your vehicle. Your vehicle should have a Tyre Placard which will detail the minimum standards required. Read More Blogs at - https://www.mytyrepoint.com/blogs Learn what all the numbers mean Tyres are noted by a specific code which tells you what type of tyre it is and specs around it such as P205/65R15 95V . You can decode the code as follows: ·         P: car type ·         205: tyre wi...

When it comes to buying tyres, there are a multitude of options. It can be a wonderful – or sometimes overwhelming – experience. While there are already a ton of guides out there to help you find the right tyre for your needs, in reality, more options are not always a good thing. This is especially true as it relates to the issue of counterfeit tyres. In 2016 Australia had over 2,666,951 fraudulent transactions. Catching criminals has been made all the more difficult with the rise of online shopping. The global economy we live in makes importing fake goods from beyond Australia even easier. That’s why knowing how to spot fake tyres is so important, to ensure the next set you buy is genuine and safe to use. Here are 8 ways to spot counterfeit tyres. 1. The brand or other details are misspelt Looking to buy set of Direllis, some Jokohamas, or some Smidgestones? They might sound like Pirelli, Yokohama, and Bridgestone – but they will not have the same ...

With over 18 million cars on Indian roads, there are plenty of options in the marketplace when you are looking to buy a new set of tyres. It’s finding the right set that can prove challenging, from the size of tyre that suits your vehicle, to the brand you like, and even deciding whether to buy new or used. Beyond these decisions, though, many motorists often wonder about  Buying ultra high performance tyres (UHPs) . How are they different when compared to the regular kind, officially called ‘Touring Tyres’? And are they worth the money? Here are some of the pros and cons of UHPs to help you decide whether or not they are right for you. Why high performance tyres? While car fans gush over a new engine here, a turbo kit there, and all other sorts of performance enhancements under the bonnet – it's often overlooked how vital tyres are to a car’s performance. This certainly applies to matters of safety – a black spotted or balding tyre can be a real danger – but also t...

Ever wonder what all those numbers on the sidewall of your tire actually mean? Here’s a detailed explanation about the sidewall markings present, that can provide you with some important data about your tires.   Firstly we start with explaining the meaning of Sidewall Markings. Tyre sidewall markings help vehicle owners to distinguish, buy and maintain their tyres . At first they were just to help distinguish the tyre's maker. Throughout the years, Government enactment has demanded safety markings to be present in order to help buyers know they are getting a certified and appropriate tyre for their vehicle. Read another blog at- https://www.mytyrepoint.com/blogs Explaining the markings- Key Tyre Marking Description  A Manufacturer's or brand name, and commercial name or identity B Tyre size, construction and speed rating designations C Denotes type of car tyre construction D Pr...

Most of the car owners and motorists easily forget the fact that their vehicle’s tyre is the only point of contact between the road and vehicle body. This is the reason why it is necessary to preserve the tyres in good condition and maintain them in quality. A well-preserved tyre ensures good performance, safety and your mobility as well. To do so, we are going to share with you some important tips that can help you keep the tyres in good condition. Before that we would like to remind you the first rule of buying a tyre.  1.      Buy tyres from reliable brands If you really want to get value for money tyres, make sure that you make your purchase from reliable brands like JK tyres , because brands like these don’t only have reputation for quality, these are equally good on safety standards as well. High quality brands tyres manufactured with state of the art technology and they undergo several inspections and quality checks that ensure t...