What are the precautions for the use and maintenance of tire rubber products?

The usage and maintenance precautions of tire rubber products are crucial for ensuring the normal operation and extending the service life of tires. Here are some key usage and maintenance precautions:

Precautions for use

Clean the surface of the tire:

Before using tire rubber, it is necessary to ensure that the tire surface is clean, dry, and free of oil stains.

Use a cleaning agent and a clean cloth to thoroughly clean the area around the damaged part of the tire.

Choose the appropriate tire rubber:

Choose the appropriate tire rubber based on the material and repair requirements of the tire.

Ensure that the selected tire rubber is of reliable quality, with good adhesion and durability.

Apply glue correctly:

Apply tire sealant evenly to the damaged area of the tire, with a slightly larger area than the damaged area.

Wait for the glue to dry slightly and become sticky but not sticky to the hands before proceeding to the next step.

Paste tire repair materials:

After the adhesive becomes sticky, quickly attach the prepared tire repair material (such as tire repair film) to the area coated with adhesive.

Use tools to compact the tire repair material, ensuring a tight fit with the tire without any bubbles or gaps.

Control vehicle speed:

After repairing the tire with tire rubber, it is necessary to control the speed of the vehicle in the short term and avoid driving at high speeds.

Maintenance precautions

Regularly check tires:

Regularly check the tire pressure and wear to ensure that the tires are in good working condition.

If abnormal wear or insufficient tire pressure is found, it should be dealt with promptly.

Avoid harsh environments:

Try to avoid prolonged exposure of tires to sunlight or high temperatures to reduce the aging rate of tire rubber.

When parking a vehicle, choose a cool and dry place.

Preventing chemical corrosion:

Avoid tire contact with oily substances such as gasoline, engine oil, etc., as these chemicals can accelerate the aging of tire rubber.

If the tire accidentally comes into contact with these chemicals, it should be immediately cleaned with a cleaning agent and water.

Storage precautions:

Tires should be stored indoors to avoid direct sunlight and rain.

Do not mix with oil, flammable materials, and corrosive chemicals.

When storing tires in large quantities, they should be placed upright, and it is strictly prohibited to stack them flat, let alone hang them through the center.

Timely replacement of tires:

If the tires show severe wear, cracks, or damage, they should be replaced with new tires in a timely manner to ensure driving safety.

In summary, the use and maintenance precautions of tire rubber products involve multiple aspects, including cleaning the tire surface, selecting suitable tire rubber, correctly applying glue, pasting tire repair materials, controlling vehicle speed, regularly inspecting tires, avoiding harsh environments, preventing chemical corrosion, storage precautions, and timely tire replacement. Following these precautions can ensure the optimal performance and safety of tire rubber products, and extend the service life of tires.