What does Siping a tyre mean? Siping, the process of cutting thin slits across the tread to improve the grip on a road surface. This immensely helps during off weather conditions such as sno… Read More

Slick or may be sleek as it best describes, these are the tyres with minimal and smooth tread effectively designed for auto racing. The lack of cuts on tread makes a larger part of the tyre… Read More

The tyre of a  vehicle, whether it is pneumatic or tubeless, have air in them.  The air is responsible for the smooth ride you enjoy. A flat tyre refers to a deflation of the same… Read More

Tyre patch and plugs are the processes that are employed in attending to repairs in a tyre that is caused by penetration of objects. The radial patch is considered to be better than the plu… Read More

Tyres are an extremely important part of the car, and they are also the most neglected. We often take the lifespan of tyres for granted, refusing to change them unless they are punctured. B… Read More

Do you think that tubeless tyres are puncture-proof? The phenomenon of a tubeless tyre puncture, although infrequent, can be serious and it’s good to know the basics to handle such sit… Read More

A Tyre is significantly the most important component of a vehicle. It is primarily the source of union between a vehicle and road affecting the driving experience. Generally, we tend to ove… Read More

Studded tyres or more commonly known as snow tyres have metal studs which are embedded on the tread surface. The studs being strong metal pieces easily dig into ice providing much better tra… Read More

The Tyre ply rating is the special marker which lends valuable inputs about the strength as well as the ability of the tyre to bear loads. It actually denotes the makeup of the tyre. It also… Read More

Your vehicle came fitted with the most suitable tyres providing the best performance. These have the manufacturer’s name, the name of the tyre and reading (215/60R15). In other words… Read More