Hi,
As attached photos, what do you say? Time to replace? Worn out? Still can use?


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My tyre edge worse than that and im still using hahaha.

if got budget replace it, your life aint worth that rm1k

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Still looks good to me.

Please go ahead

Picture 2 wear indicators are still intact and good .
According to tyre manufacturers , tyres still can use .
And I concur with the manufacturers .

This post has been edited by zeng: Nov 20 2019, 12:30 PM

Thanks all for your participation in this life matter discussion. Hahaha.

I forgot to mention, tires replaced since 2016.

Ya lo. According to the indicator still Ok. But if according to the year? Should change?

Agree, if got budget better replace (if) haha.

yes time to change if you can afford it.

Usually the industry would recommend 6 years maximum. If your tyre still has >50% tread but already exceed 6 years from manufactured date, best to get it replaced.

what's the tyre manufacturing date?

Updated info: I replaced on mid of 2017. As your view, how long should a Tyre last (good to use) before replacement?
** I shall specific that I'm an Outstation and highway driver 😂

Aiya, forgot already.let me check check ya. Should be mid of 2016.

Another consideration is the tires condition. According to the replacement date, tires were 2yr+8months old since on the road. Still, although still hasn't reached the indicator mark, but tread seems faded? Some rubber on surface was peeled off 😅

i replace my tires every 2 years. 3 years for bigger tires. never wait until it reach treadwear indicator

This post has been edited by LimauKering: Nov 20 2019, 03:59 PM

No, not to change, again according to tyre manufacturers across the world you have 10 years .

Updated Info: Manufacture Date 2616

fine for at least another 15-20k km, just monitor every half a year.

but, if you feel that the car doesn't grip as well for your usual corners or started to mildly aquaplane or ESP/VSA indicator light up more often, then just get it changed.

Can still use maybe another year or so, around 20k km.

KinergyEX by the looks of it. Very close to TWI but not much life left. If its a daily driver I would change it. Not worth risking it.

Wow...you can read the model by its tread pattern? Cool man

what car are these on? does it have ESC or traction control?
even so, i would have concerns about wet grip with the all tiny water channels all worn away.
my goodyear Excellence had done about 44k and looks a bit better than your Hankooks but very close to the TWI already. i could have made it to 50k but i changed them.