Tire care and maintenance
Welcome to the hub of Tire Care and Maintenance! Our expertly crafted articles guide you through to all the necessary information you need to keep your tires in best possible condition, empowering you with the knowledge to extend the life of your tires, enhance your driving experience, and ensure that every trip you take is a safe journey.
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Is It OK To Have Mismatched Tires On Your Vehicle?
A uniform set of tires is essential for stability, control, and an even wear distribution. Discover the impact of mismatched tires on road safety. -
How Nokian Tyres’ Driving Safety Indicator Works
Tire tread depth can make a difference in driving safety. Learn how Nokian Tyres' Driving Safety Indicator helps you easily determine tire tread depth. -
Nokian Tyres Tire Registration: Help the Planet When You Register Your Tires
Did you know you could help your tires and the environment at the same time? Nokian Tyres offers a “Treebate” tire registration program to anyone who purchases our tires. Learn more. -
Winter Tire Pressures
Cold weather affects the air pressure in your tires. Learn how to maintain the right tire pressure for winter weather. -
Tire maintenance and inspection
How should you take care of your tires? Read our tips for tire maintenance and ensuring that your tires stay in good condition. -
Can you remove studs from tires? Are tire studs removable?
Some drivers believe removing studs from their winter tires will transform them into reliable all-season tires. We disagree. Once Nokian Tyres tire studs are worn down or fall out, we do not recommend replacing them. Read on to learn more. -
Can you drive on a flat tire?
Driving with a flat tire can make it impossible to repair. It can also damage your rims and vehicle. Learn more about driving on a flat tire. -
Tire sidewall damage
The sidewall of a tire is its most vulnerable part. Choose tires with Aramid Technology to help avoid tire sidewall damage and blowouts. -
How to read tire size?
Do you know how to read tire size markings correctly? Here’s what you need to know to choose the right tire size.