Just Tyres are one of the only companies in the UK to concentrate exclusively on selling car tyres. There is a lot riding on your tyres. We firmly believe that once tyres have been fitted; they need to be looked...
Learn MoreFrom handling to fuel consumption, underinflated tyres will negatively affect your car in more ways than you might expect. Making sure you have the right air pressure in your tyres is one of the easiest, quickest and cheapest ways you...
Learn MoreThe letters ZR on the sidewall relate to a tyre’s speed rating, which in this case is 150mph. That means it should not be driven at speeds in excess of 150mph (240kmph) - of course, where such speeds are even...
Learn MoreMany people are unaware that they’re not getting the best performance out of their car because they’re not sure of the differences between summer and winter tyres, or when is the right time to switch between the two. They’re also...
Learn MoreTyre tread refers to the grooved rubber on the circumference of the tyre, which comes into direct contact with the road. This part of the tyre is essential, with manufacturers developing various tread patterns that affect how the car handles,...
Learn MoreYou need to protect every part of your vehicle. If you do, it’ll give you the best performance, last longer, and cost you less money to run. And because they’re the only parts of your vehicle that make contact with...
Learn MoreAfter removing summer tyres to swap for winter or all-season tyres, it’s important that you store them correctly. By ensuring summer tyres are correctly cleaned, protected, and stored, the next time they’re used there should be no unexpected problems or...
Learn MoreIf you’re looking for a simple answer to whether you can use summer tyres all year, then yes, you can. HOWEVER, it is highly recommended that you don’t for a variety of reasons. While it’s not a legal requirement that...
Learn MoreDoes part-worn mean part safe? Have you ever considered buying part-worn tyres? It’s certainly considered by many as a cheap alternative to buying brand new tyres. But is that really the case? Why tyre care is important Tyres are the...
Learn MoreWheel balancing is the process of making sure that weight is distributed around the wheels so they’re perfectly balanced and rotate evenly. If there are imperfections, small weights can be added to work as a counterweight. Even a minuscule imbalance...
Learn MoreRain and fog aren’t the only adverse weather conditions that can make driving difficult and come with additional risks. Times of heavy wind can also bring fresh challenges, which is why it’s important to be aware of the potential dangers...
Learn MoreThe sidewalls of your tyres are just as important as the treads, so you need to take care of them and check them regularly for signs of wear or damage. If left, cuts, bulges, or scuffs on your sidewall could...
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