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Tyre Risks to Consider
The biggest tyre risk is a blown-out tyre. Potentially disastrous, it occurs due to a damaged tyre or uneven tyre wear. During our inspection, we’ll look for signs of uneven wear and track down the underlying cause, be it poor wheel alignment or an unbalanced vehicle.
Based on our evaluation, we’ll advise you on the best course of action, whether that’s a timely repair or complete tyre replacement.
What’s Included in a Tyre Safety Check?
Tyre safety checks involve a complete evaluation of your tyres, from their pressure to the tread depth. We carry out tyre safety checks in North Wales and Northwest England in accordance with legal and safety standards. What’s included:
- Inspect tyre tread depth to ensure safety and compliance and check for any cuts, bulges, or punctures.
- Measure and adjust tyre pressure to match manufacturer specifications.
- Check for uneven wear patterns and verify proper mounting and alignment of the tyres.
- Evaluate tyre age for potential degradation and inspect for embedded objects or surface damage.
- Verify the presence and condition of a spare tyre, if applicable.
Tyre Risks to Consider
The biggest tyre risk is a blown-out tyre. Potentially disastrous, it occurs due to a damaged tyre or uneven tyre wear. During our inspection, we’ll look for signs of uneven wear and track down the underlying cause, be it poor wheel alignment or an unbalanced vehicle.
Based on our evaluation, we’ll advise you on the best course of action, whether that’s a timely repair or complete tyre replacement.
Free Tyre Safety Check in North Wales & Northwest England with DMH Tyres
Drive safe with the knowledge that your tyres are in top condition. Let DMH Tyres perform a thorough evaluation, taking care of what is necessary to keep you safe on the roads. We’re happy to answer your questions about the procedure and to complete any additional work, if necessary.
Get in touch with our team for more information about our services. Call us at 01352 721163.
Frequently asked questions.
Our most frequently asked questions.
Tyre safety checks should form a routine part of your car’s annual inspection. It involves looking at the tread depth, tyre pressure check (including a TPMS check), visual inspection for damage, wheel alignment and balancing (if necessary), valve condition, and wear pattern analysis.
Based on this assessment, we determine if your tyre is in working condition or if a replacement is needed. We can also decide if it’s the right time for tyre rotation to ensure even wear and tear.
Booking an appointment – be it for a tyre replacement or vehicle checkup – shouldn’t be difficult. Simply enter your vehicle details, choose the right tyres for your vehicle, and pick a suitable date. We’ll come to you, or you can drop your car off at the nearest service centre.
Alternatively, feel free to give us a call at 01352 710124. We’re always ready to provide free advice.
To check if your tyres are safe, use a 20p coin. If the inner rim is hidden, your tyre is likely safe with at least 3mm of tread. If you can see the outer rim, it might be less than 3mm and unsafe. You can also speak to one of our technicians for a safety check.
The longevity of 2mm of tread on your tyres can vary depending on various factors, with usage being a key consideration. In general, with only 2mm of tread depth remaining, you can expect to drive for approximately 1,000 miles before the tyres reach a point where they need to be replaced.
Absolutely, you can always give us a call to learn more about our mobile tyre-fitting services and our availability.
