"THE NAME YOU CAN TRUST" SE No.1 TYRES & TRACKING CENTRE
"THE NAME YOU CAN TRUST" SE No.1 TYRES & TRACKING CENTRE
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Tread Depth: The tread depth must be at least 1.6mm across the middle 75% of the tyre, which is crucial for passing MOT testing.
Tyre Pressure: Ensure that the tyre pressure is correct for your vehicle — incorrect pressure can negatively affect safety, handling, and fuel efficiency, making it essential for effective vehicle diagnostics.
Tyre Condition: Tyres should be free from cuts or bulges, exposed cords, deep cracks, or sidewall damage to ensure they are safe and ready for proper tyre services.
Penalties: Failure to comply with these requirements can result in fines of up to £2,500 and 3 points per illegal tyre.

There are many different reasons for tyre wear. Your tyres don't just get worn due to age and use, other factors including emergency braking, incorrect tyre inflation and wheel alignment, and poor road surfacing can easily damage a tyre.
To ensure that you stay safe on the road, it is important that you look after your tyres and check them regularly. We recommend that you inspect your tyres every
When braking, your car relies on the tread on your tyres to grip the road and come to a stop in the shortest possible distance. As tyre tread wears out, the breaking distance increases, which is why it’s essential to check your tyres regularly. This not only ensures you have adequate tread but also plays a critical role in vehicle diagnostics during MOT testing. It is recommended that tyres be replaced when the tread depth reaches 3mm to maintain optimum braking performance and enhance the effectiveness of tyre services.
There are three main reasons why maintaining the right tyre pressure is crucial for your vehicle, especially when considering MOT testing. The first and most important factor is safety. Tyres that are under-inflated can overheat, while over-inflated tyres can lead to poor vehicle handling on the road, which is a key aspect examined during vehicle diagnostics.
The second reason is economy. Over or under-inflated tyres have a decreased contact patch with the road, leading to uneven tread wear. This means your tyre tread will wear more quickly due to the smaller contact patch, resulting in the need for more frequent tyre services. Additionally, vehicles with under-inflated tyres experience increased rolling resistance, requiring more fuel to maintain the same speed.
Correct tyre pressures also help to maintain optimum fuel efficiency.
Experiencing slow tyre pressure loss? You might initially suspect a punctured tyre. However, it's important to consider that most slow tyre pressure leaks are actually caused by a corroded wheel, leading to gradual pressure loss. If you suspect you have a corroded wheel, our highly skilled staff can assist you with not only resolving your tyre pressure loss but also provide comprehensive tyre services. Additionally, if you're due for MOT testing or need vehicle diagnostics, we’ve got you covered.