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How Long Do Tyres Last?

How Long Do Tyres Last?

Posted On 10 Feb 2025

How long do tyres last The lifespan of tyres depends on several factors, including driving habits, road conditions, tyre quality, and maintenance. However, here are some general guidelines: Expected Tyre Lifespan Mileage-Based Lifespan: Most tyres last between 20,000 to 50,000...

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How do I know what tyres are best for my vehicle?

How do I know what tyres are best for my vehicle?

Posted On 27 Jan 2025

Choosing the right tyres for your vehicle depends on several factors, including your car's specifications, driving habits, and environmental conditions. Here’s a guide to help you make the best choice: 1. Check Your Vehicle’s Specifications Owner’s Manual or Door sill:...

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How to inflate car tyres

How to inflate car tyres

Posted On 27 Jan 2025

Inflating car tyres is a straightforward process, but it's important to do it correctly to ensure safety and optimal vehicle performance. Here’s a step-by-step guide: What You Need: Tyre pressure gauge (digital or manual) Air compressor (available at petrol stations...

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Tyre Puncture Repairs

Tyre Puncture Repairs

Posted On 5 Feb 2024

If you find yourself with a flat tyre, it may be due to a puncture, where an object has either punctured the tyre or an object has embedded itself in the tread of the tyre. All puncture repairs are carried...

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How to store tyres correctly

How to store tyres correctly

Posted On 31 Jan 2023

If you need to store tyres for any reason - such as if you’ve bought new tyres for future use, or removed seasonal tyres - it’s important to store them correctly. Correctly storing tyres will ensure they don’t suffer unnecessary...

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Tyre age how to check the age of car tyres

Tyre age how to check the age of car tyres

Posted On 31 Jan 2023

You may not consider their age to be particularly important, but age does play a big part towards the overall durability and performance of your tyres. Like with most things in life, the older a tyre is, the more likely...

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Summer Tyres in Winter

Summer Tyres in Winter

Posted On 31 Jan 2023

Why shouldn't you use summer tyres in winter? In the UK cars are fitted with summer tyres as standard, and many people only change them when they're worn out and pushing the minimum legal tread depth (1.6mm). But many people...

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How far should you place a warning triangle from your car

How far should you place a warning triangle from your car

Posted On 31 Jan 2023

In the event of a breakdown or accident, it’s important to alert other drivers that your vehicle is stationary and you’re unable to move it. All vehicles have hazard warning lights, which you should switch on when stopping at the...

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How to Save Petrol – 10 Great Fuel Saving Tips

How to Save Petrol – 10 Great Fuel Saving Tips

Posted On 11 Oct 2022

Here are 10 tips on how to save petrol   Choose fuel efficient tyres: It’s important to invest in the right tyres for your vehicle while you may be tempted to go “budget” in the long-term this will cost you...

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Electric vehicle tyres – why they matter

Electric vehicle tyres – why they matter

Posted On 11 Oct 2022

The electric vehicle revolution is happening, with the environmental and cost of ownership savings there for all to see. But the EV tyre technology beneath each vehicle is something that very few motorists know anything about. This feature celebrates EV...

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CAR TYRE MARKINGS EXPLAINED

CAR TYRE MARKINGS EXPLAINED

Posted On 17 Mar 2022

Car tyre markings are a series of codes, numbers and letters along the tyre sidewall that offer information such as size, safety specifications, and manufacturing information. It’s important to know what these sidewall markings mean, to ensure you’re not only...

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SHOULD YOU REPLACE CRACKED CAR TYRES?

SHOULD YOU REPLACE CRACKED CAR TYRES?

Posted On 16 Mar 2022

Not only should you routinely check your vehicle’s tyre tread depth and air pressure, but also the tyre surface and sidewall for other signs of wear or damage - and that includes cracks. Cracked tyres should not be ignored, as...

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