Tread depth isn’t just a legal box to tick

It’s what keeps your car gripping the road when it’s wet.

Tread is what clears water from under your tyres. As it wears down, that grip drops off fast: research shows the wet braking distance of a tyre worn to the legal limit (1.6mm) can be up to 44% longer than one worn to 3mm.

Quick check you can do yourself: the 20p test. Pop a 20p coin into the main grooves — if you can see the outer band of the coin, your tread is getting low and it’s worth getting checked.

With autumn rain setting in, give us a call or pop in — we’re always happy to help.

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