Driving on worn tires is risky and often more expensive in the long run. Here are 7 clear signs it is time to replace your tires.

Low Tread Depth

If the tread is below 2/32 of an inch, your tire cannot grip the road properly, especially in rain or snow.

Cracks or Dry Rot

Visible cracks on the sidewall mean the rubber is aging and weakening.

Bulges or Bubbles

These indicate internal damage and can lead to sudden blowouts.

Uneven Wear

Often caused by poor alignment, suspension issues, or improper inflation.

Excessive Vibration

Vibration while driving may point to tire imbalance or internal damage.

Tires Are Over 6 Years Old

Even if they look fine, rubber degrades over time.

7. Reduced Traction

If your vehicle slips easily in rain or snow, your tires may no longer be doing their job.

Safety Note: Replacing tires early is far cheaper than dealing with an accident or roadside breakdown.