Tyres & Wheels London

Although tyres are a common reason for failure, it is easy to check them and bring them up to standard before the MOT test. Read the following article to learn how to measure the safety of your tyres and wheels.

24Hr Mobile Tyres
07932 667 111
1 Shelton Street
London
Performance Ltd
020 77397542
2A Buckfast Street
London
Chalk Farm Tyres
020 72673296
66 Chalk Farm Road
London
Camden Tyre Services
020 74854067
166 Royal College Street
London
National Tyres & Autocare
020 72675364
107 Parkway
London
Oz Tyres
020 75036981
83 Newington Green Road
London
Universal Tyre Co Ltd
020 76339565
78-82 America Street
London
Grove Tyres
020 74858753
164 Agar Grove
London
Universal Tyre Co Ltd
020 76200101
78-82 Union Street
London
Ats Euromaster
020 73871420
60-86 Royal College Street
London
Data Provided by:
 
Provided By: 

Tyres & Wheels

Tyres and Wheels

Items tested:

  • Tyre size/type
  • Tyre load/speed rating
  • Tyre condition
  • Road wheels

Before the Test

Although tyres are a common reason for failure, it is easy to check them and bring them up to standard before the MOT test. Make sure that all four road tyres have a minimum tread depth of 1.6 mm showing in the pattern all the way around the tyre and over three-quarters of the width. There should be no gaps, breaks or low spots. You should also ensure that there are no splits, cracks or cuts in the tyre's sidewall. Your tyres should also be inflated to the correct pressure.

Although your spare tyre will not be checked as part of the test, it is advisable to carry a correctly inflated and legal tyre.

Although the minimum tread depth is set at 1.6 mm, it is recommended that you replace your tyres well before this legal limit is reached; at least at 2 mm and preferably at 3 mm.

Related Articles

  • How to Check Your Tyres

Click here to read more from InterCars.co.uk


Home | Privacy | Terms | Contact



© 2002-2010 InterCooking.co.uk