**Aggressive driving** is a factor that contributes to the faster wear of tires. This is because driving in a rough manner generates greater friction between the rubber of the tires and the road, which accelerates their wear. Additionally, driving at high speeds also increases this wear.


On the other hand, although the weather can influence tire wear, it is not as decisive as the way of driving. In particular, tires tend to wear more in summer due to high temperatures, but this is not as immediate a factor as aggressive driving.

Finally, regularly driving at less than 50 km/h is not a factor that accelerates tire wear. In fact, lower speeds are usually less demanding on tires compared to driving at high speeds or in an aggressive manner.