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When using polyurethane tires, it is inevitable to encounter wheel slippage. How to solve this problem, let Zhejiang Kunrong Rubber Technology Co., Ltd. introduce it to you.

How to get out of a skid: Slips can happen to even the more cautious driver. If the vehicle is slipping, remember not to press the brake pedal hard. If your vehicle is equipped with an anti-lock braking system (ABS), do not apply the brakes. Instead, you should press the brake pedal firmly and steadily and turn the steering wheel in the direction of the slip.

Get ready for the road: Driving with polyurethane solid tires on slippery surfaces requires gentle handling of all major controls (steering, clutching, braking, and accelerator) and constant alertness for accidents and emergencies ahead. When you're on the road in the rain, your shoes can get wet and easily slip off the pedals when you pedal.

Before starting the engine, the soles of your shoes should be wiped dry on the car's carpet or rubber feet. All car drivers should regularly check that their car's headlights, taillights, brake lights, and turn signals are working properly.

Slippery polyurethane solid tires to avoid braking: Avoid braking. Slow down as much as possible by releasing the gas pedal. Headlights should be turned on even in light rain. Not only does this help you see what's going on on the road, it also helps other drivers see your vehicle. If your vehicle is equipped with daytime running lights, they should be turned on so that vehicles behind can better keep their distance from you.