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sure to the appropriate level for its new location, as recommended by the vehicle manufacturer.
"Your tires were designed to give you many thousands of miles of excellent service. But you must take good care of them in order to get optimum mileage," Cole says.
The Council is stressing the benefits of regular tire inspection as part of its observance of National Car Care Month.” The Council offers these fall driving tips:
• Take it easy on wet roads. Stopping on a wet road can take up to four times the normal distance on a dry road. As water accumulates on the road, tires with shallow tread tend to hydroplane as speed increases, particularly over 40 mph.
• Watch for autumn leaves. Even when it's not raining, leaves have a tendency to retain moisture and create a slippery surface for tires.
• Look for built-in treadwear indicators called "wear bars," (narrow strips of smooth rubber across the tread). When these appear, it's time to replace your tires.
The Council offers a free brochure on tire care for cars and light trucks. To order the guide, send a selfaddressed, stamped business-size envelope to: Tire Industry Safety Council, P.O. Box 3147, Medina, Ohio 44258.
The Council also offers a tire care kit which includes an air pressure gauge, a tread depth gauge, four valve caps and a tire care brochure. To order a kit, send a check or money order for $4 to the above address.
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