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SAFETY

When it comes to tyres, it’s important to have them regularly checked and replaced when needed. If you notice that tread depth diminishing to below the legal limit or keep seeing a loss of tyre pressure, your tyres need to be changed

Wheel alignment issues are also important to keep an eye out for such as cuts cracks or bulges, please book in with us to replace your tyres as it will significantly increases the risk of having an accident

New tyres offer better grip on the road, reducing the risk of skidding, sliding, and hydroplaning, particularly in wet or icy conditions, especially on NZ roads

Proper tread depth on new tyres allows for more effective braking, bringing your vehicle to a stop more quickly in emergency situations keeping you and everyone safe

By increasing control and stability, new tyres minimize the chances of accidents caused by loss of traction or poor handling, improves your vehicle's ability to accelerate, brake, and handle various driving conditions.

New tyres, especially those designed with low rolling resistance, can help reduce the amount of energy needed to move your vehicle, leading to better fuel economy and consumption

REQUIREMENTS FOR TYRE TREAD DEPTH

Most tyres have moulded tread-depth indicators which are flush with the tyre tread when it has reached the minimum depth. The minimum legal tread depth is 1.5mm within all principal grooves that contain these moulded tread depth indicators. These must be at least 1.5mm around the whole circumference of the tyre.

BALANCE

The life and performance of your tyres depend largely on how you treat them. Safe driving, regular inspections and rotating tyres (around the car for even wear) are essential for safety. Correctly balanced wheels will ensure smooth and vibration-free running and improve tread life, as well as extending