Tyre Care, Pressure & Rotation for Namibian Roads
Prevent punctures and sidewall delamination on harsh gravel roads with correct tyre pressures, rotation patterns, and heat management.
Key Takeaways for Namibian Drivers
- Tyre pressure
- Gravel driving
- Rotation pattern
- Puncture prevention
Tyres are your vehicle's only contact with the road. Namibian roads demand proactive tyre management to prevent blowouts and premature wear.
On tar highways, adhere to the manufacturer's recommended cold tyre pressure (typically 2.2 to 2.4 bar). On rough gravel roads, dropping pressure to 1.8–2.0 bar softens the ride and reduces puncture risk.
Rotate your tyres every 10,000 km in a cross-pattern (including the full-size spare) to ensure uniform tread wear across all four corners.
Inspect tyres weekly for sidewall cuts, embedded gravel stones, and uneven shoulder wear that indicates incorrect wheel alignment.
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