Car maintenance is an important as well as expensive, that is the reason for utilizing the tires to the fullest and have an improved life of the tires.

Getting the tires frequently replaced is not an easy task considering the cost of the tires themselves as well as the price you have to pay for the labor.

Fortunately, it is possible to reduce the amount of wear that is placed on your tires and extend the driving time you will get from them.

Here are some simple tips that greatly help to improve the life of your tires.

Check your tire pressure as when properly inflated, the tires can evenly distribute force from your car to the road.

When a tire is under- inflated, more of its surface area comes in contact with the road and when over-inflated, less of the tire's surface area comes in contact with the road.

Both situations can cause premature, uneven tire wear and lead to reduced gas mileage and tire lifespan.

It is good to have your alignment checked at the same time you have your tires rotated as it provides an optimal driving experience.

Wheel alignment helps your tires last longer, drive smoother and also keep your wheels pointed in the right direction.

So, when you suspect that your alignment might be off, then get it fixed and avoid an inconvenient driving.

Avoiding total tire wear is not possible, but you can avoid driving behaviors that tend to trigger the damages like taking curves too fast can wear the edges of your front tires.

Also hitting a pothole can create tire leaks and wear, and even disturb your wheel alignment.

While driving, try to avoid speeding over puddles that could be hiding deep potholes.

You must rotate the tires each time you get an oil change as it keeps a car running smoothly and help you avoid big trouble down the road.

A tire rotation means the tires are swapped positions to help them wear more evenly and slowly.

Generally, front tires experience more stress when driving and a tire rotation makes sure each tire gets a chance to ride in the front.