This high-quality tyre is engineered to deliver reliable performance, whether you drive daily in the city or on long highway trips. Designed for drivers who want safety, comfort and durability, it offers strong road grip and enhanced braking confidence even on rough surfaces. Its robust construction helps resist wear, giving you longer tyre life and better value over time. Low road noise and stable handling make every journey more comfortable for you and your passengers. Perfect for car owners, fleet operators and commercial users, this tyre simplifies maintenance and supports fuel efficiency. Available conveniently from AG461 Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar Delhi, it is a dependable choice for consistent, worry-free driving.
Enhanced road grip for safer city and highway driving Durable construction for longer tyre life and savings Stable handling improves control at higher speeds Optimised tread design reduces road noise and vibration Reliable braking performance in varied weather conditions
Check that the tyre size matches your vehicle specification. Mount the tyre using proper equipment or at an authorised fitment centre. Inflate to the recommended PSI mentioned on the tyre or vehicle manual. Rotate tyres regularly, maintain alignment and balancing, and inspect for cuts or bulges before long trips.
You can find the correct tyre size on the sidewall of your current tyre or inside the driver’s door frame and fuel lid. It appears as a combination like 185/65 R15. Always choose a tyre that exactly matches these specifications to ensure proper fit, performance and safety for your vehicle.
Most car tyres should be replaced every 40,000–60,000 km, depending on driving style, road conditions and maintenance. However, if the tread depth is below 1.6 mm, or you notice cracks, bulges or uneven wear, replace the tyre immediately. Also consider replacing tyres that are more than six years old, even if tread remains.
The ideal tyre pressure is specified by your vehicle manufacturer and is usually printed on a sticker inside the driver’s door, glovebox or fuel lid, and in the owner’s manual. Always check pressure when tyres are cold and use that exact PSI value. Correct tyre pressure improves safety, fuel efficiency and tyre life.
To extend tyre life, maintain the recommended tyre pressure, rotate tyres every 8,000–10,000 km and ensure regular wheel alignment and balancing. Avoid sudden braking, harsh acceleration and overloading the vehicle. Inspect tyres frequently for nails, cuts or bulges and address any vibration or pulling issues promptly with a professional check-up.
Tyre tread depth directly affects grip, braking distance and water dispersion on wet roads. Deeper tread channels push water away, reducing the risk of aquaplaning and skidding. When tread becomes too low, the tyre loses traction, especially in rain. Regularly check tread depth and replace tyres before they reach the legal minimum limit.
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