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Winter holidays are here - make sure you check your tyres before heading off on the family road trip. Most people are sensible enough check their car engine (oil, water etc) in preparation for the upcoming school holiday trips. However, one thing that is almost always overlooked is a car's tyres. The consequences of not checking can lead to a flat or blown tyre, decreased traction, and even increased hydroplaning (to you and me - when the driver loses control of tyres due to water on road). So before you set off on your family holiday, ensure your family enjoy a safe and trouble free trip, by following our simple steps to get your car tyres are ready and willing for the school holiday period. 1. Ensure your tyres are not bald While illegal in its own right, bald tyres on your car also present a severe safety issue. A tyre showcasing worn out threading has an increased risk of a tire blow-out due to puncture. Regularly check the thread grooves of your tyres, if ...

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...

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...

Industrialization: Tyre and tubes along with planned rubber product are elementary enhancements to any motorized automobiles. This is leading to the growth of economy of any country. The tyre industries like the CEAT Tyre are employing in these sectors. As people are getting employed the economy is rising rapidly of the nation. They are recorded to be the leading brand in India and also paved way to the global market.  Ceat Tyres Therefore they are known as the core industries of any country. The most indispensable task for the expansion of automobile sector is to produce automobile tyres. We all know that India’s foremost company started manufacturing tyres first in West Bengal. There lies a crucial necessity for the building local skills within individual for the success development of the industry, which may include knowledges and equipment. Competition: Keeping in mind everything about CEAT Tyres it was essential to carry out the all the expected...

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 ...

Salt & Pepper, Ant & Dec, Batman & Robin… some things work better in pairs and the same goes for your tyres – the fronts and the rears. Fitted on the same axle (a central rod that connects a group of wheels), it’s clear to see why we always recommend changing your tyres in sets of 2 for balance and stability to remain between wheels.   Read More at -  https://www.mytyrepoint.com/blogs By fitting only one new tyre on an axle, you’ll instantly create an imbalance that could cause issues whilst driving, being unpredictable and at worst uncontrollable in an emergency situation. And that’s why it’s also important to keep the tyres on each side of the axel identical – same brand, same tread pattern, same size, same ratings. In an ideal world you’d change all 4 tyres at the same time. But in reality, we know this isn’t the case and it’s highly unlikely your tyres will wear at the same rate. But every cloud and all… at least it’s easier on the bank bala...

While it can be tempting to go for the cheaper option, especially as tyres aren’t the most exciting of purchases, this can be a false economy. Buying Premium tyres have a number of benefits over their mid-range and budget counterparts that can make them a worthwhile investment. As well as improved performance and superior safety, premium tyres will generally last longer and can help to reduce your fuel bills too. Here are our top reasons to buy premium 1) Spend less on fuel The EU tyre label rates tyres on their rolling resistance (from A to G), and premium tyres tend to have a much better rating than budget and mid-range tyres. In plain English, rolling resistance is the friction your tyres create as they move along the road’s surface. And the more energy it takes to turn the tyre, the more fuel you’ll burn – contributing to around 20% of overall fuel use. The lower weight and more aerodynamic design of many premium tyres makes them more efficient. Meanwhile, special...

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...

“ Perfect journey begins with perfectly aligned wheels ” – MRF Tyres. The MRF journey has been a remarkable one. It started as a rubber balloon factory with a minuscule funding of Rs.14,000 donkey’s years back in the 1940s. Today, it stands firm as a multibillion legacy that manufactures quality tyres used across geographies along with a significant presence in paints & coats, motor sports, toys and cricket training. MRF produces the largest range of tyres in India and exports to unnumbered countries globally. The Grandiose Breakout MRF Tyres share price witnessed a clear breakout above its 6-month high of Rs.39,000. The breakout happened yesterday. In the last 2 days, its share price has zoomed from Rs.39,000 to Rs.40,300. In a nutshell, a breakout is a price movement of a security via a recognized level of resistance, that is usually accompanied by heavy volumes and high amount of volatility. Traders buy the underlying asset as soon as the pr...

Flattening   of a Tyre is a never ending horror for one. Well, isn’t this awful for us to stand in the middle of nowhere, sometimes being a hitchhiker, begging help from anybody who crosses by. But only if it were that easy! What leads to terrible accidents is also that tyre sometimes. Who knows that a petty blast in tyres could blast our lives forever? What is important is to keep in mind a few measure in order to bless our tyres with a long and healthy life. Simple steps like checking the proper inflation of MRF tyres can make them last really long.   In order to avoid any uninvited events, these care tips shall be followed—            Inspection Alarm There’s no scope of sitting carefree in a case so critical. One must never wait for the mishap to occur in order to start working on the maintenance of tyres. Before you buy MRF Tyres online , make sure that they inspected for any kind of wear and tear regularly or more ofte...