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Which tread should you choose? We buy tires for city driving.

The type of tires you have has a significant impact on your driving safety. If the tread on your used tires is damaged, you may face unpleasant consequences – the car's grip on the road will significantly decrease, often leading to collisions or even accidents. This will also be grounds for a traffic stop – every driver is responsible for maintaining the tread, which should be at least 1.6 mm. If the tread on your tires is drastically approaching the limit, you should consider new tires. Today, we're advising which tires to choose for a car used primarily for city driving.
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Differences between summer and winter tires

In countries like the Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, and Romania, driving on winter tires is mandatory. Polish law—despite the frequent recurrence—does not require drivers to do so. However, this doesn't change the fact that when snow appears on the streets and temperatures approach freezing, switching to tires designed for use in December, January, or February is a sign of a rational approach to life. How do winter tires differ from the ones we use most of the year? Are they really worth the investment?
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How to care for aluminum rims, including chrome rims?

Immediately after purchasing new rims, still smelling of the production process, we can't wait to mount them on our vehicle and take them for a ride, even if it's just a short one. The glances of admiring passersby or the reflections of our dream alloys in shop windows will make us feel incredibly proud. Unfortunately, however, it's incredibly easy to lose this joy. Improper use and lack of proper care can turn once-shiny rims into mediocre, even unattractive rims...
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Is it worth repairing damaged rims?

A crowded supermarket parking lot or a narrow parking space outside your house – a sudden steer and you feel the curb against your wheel. Who hasn't experienced a similar situation? It's impossible to avoid them. Scratching a tall wall or the aforementioned curb doesn't necessarily mean damage to your vehicle. It's worse if you scratch a shiny, pristine rim. Unfortunately, scratches, bends, and even cracks do happen. What should you do in such a situation?
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