How to Check & Measure Tire Tread Depth
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Following the same rules as checking with a dime, when you insert your quarter into the tread with the Caribou’s head facing down. If you can still see the Caribou’s nose, you are starting to experience a lower tread depth and should start looking for a new set of tires.
It is best to check each of your four tires, just to be completely safe, especially if you have replaced single tires over the years and are driving with a mismatched set, or tires from different brands. Tires all wear quite differently, and the average tire tread life can vary between different brands and types, so it is possible that one or two tires have less tread depth than others. Or, you may have purchased a used car that has different tire brands installed on it, and so it’s good to develop a baseline for each tire in terms of tread depth.
Based on recommendations you should measure your tire tread every month. Of course, once you have determined that you have 4/32” or less tread depth on your tire, then you should check more frequently, but based on ensuring the safety of yourself, your family and of course other drivers on the road, you should be looking to replace your tires.
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