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Volkswagen Polo Service & Repair Manual: Inspecting Tires

Because tire damage can have serious consequences, the technician and the driver should regularly check the tires, as it is the best form of early problem recognition.
Pre-damaged tires cannot withstand driving situations like high vehicle speed, long driving distance, sporty driving style and similar situations.
Damage can occur from various causes:
Driving with low tire pressure
Mistakes during tire mounting
Damage during run-in
Aging
Incorrect storage
  WARNING
As soon as a safety risk cannot be ruled out, the tire must be replaced.
Pay special attention to the following criteria when examining the tire:
Surface erosion or marbling on the inner side (pressure was too low or insufficient for the load)
   
detached rubber or loose cords
 

Inspecting Tires

Exposed or deformed bead bundle
 

Inspecting Tires

Damage to tire bead with visible cords
 

Inspecting Tires

Tires, Damage from Low Tire Pressure
The most common causes of failure are small external damage, a defective valve or a leaky rim due to corrosion or damage.     ...

Mounting Damage
Bundle broken during tire inflation.     Modern radial car tires are mounted only on safety rims. These have a hu ...

Other materials:

Two-Part HS Hardener
Definition: Two-Part HS Hardener -LHA 009 041 A3- Two-Part HS Hardener, Short -LHA 021 004 A3- Two-Part HS Hardener, Extra Short -LHA 009 046 A2- Two-Part HS Hard ...

Introduction
This chapter contains information on the following subjects:  â†’ Ignition lock    â†’ Starting the engine    â†’ Stopping the engine    â†’ Electronic immobilizer Notes in this chapter concerning the automatic gearbox are applicable both for the automatic gearbo ...

Introduction
This chapter contains information on the following subjects:  â†’ Handling wheels and tyres  â†’ Rims  â†’ New wheels and tyres  â†’ Tyre pressure  â†’ Tread depth and wear indicators  â†’ Tyre damage  â†’ Spare wheel or temporary spare wheel  â ...

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