What should dual tires avoid?

Dual tires are specifically designed to work together to support the weight of a vehicle more evenly and improve traction. It is essential that they do not come into contact with one another. When dual tires touch, it can lead to irregular wear patterns, overheating, and ultimately, tire failure. Maintaining the proper spacing between dual tires ensures that they can operate effectively without interference, allowing each tire to perform its intended function.

In general, options such as being inflated too much, excessive wear, and low pressure are crucial aspects to monitor for safe tire operation, but avoiding contact between dual tires is paramount for maintaining tire integrity and vehicle safety. Contact between the tires can drastically diminish handling capabilities and increase the risk of separation. This makes the prevention of tire contact a critical maintenance practice for dual tire setups.