¢Ù Air pressure is the life of the tire and the guarantee of driving safety. The inflation pressure of the tire must comply with the air pressure specified by national standards for different types and specifications of tires.

¢ÚThe tire pressure must be checked when the tire is cool and never adjusted when the tire is hot. Please use a good air pressure gauge to measure the air pressure and calibrate it regularly. Excessive or insufficient air pressure will cause abnormal wear, cracks at the groove bottom, and cord breakage ,

   ply delamination, tire burst and other damages.

¢Û For continuous high-speed driving, the air pressure should be increased by 5-10% from the standard air pressure (usually 5% for truck tires).

¢ÜAfter driving, the internal pressure of the tire will increase due to the increase in temperature. Do not deflate the tire at this time. Pay attention to the condition of the tire while driving. Once an air leak is discovered, stop and check immediately (replace the spare tire if necessary) to prevent the tire from

   being crushed due to severe lack of air.