Your tyres, your MOT & things to check

Your MOT is based on the requirements set out by the relevant authorities. It differs from country to country, but the main points remain the same. Let's sum up the essentials to help you determine if your tyres are in good enough shape for you to pass your MOT.

Major defects:

  • Total or partial absence of markings on the tyres (dimensions, load or speed index, etc.).
  • Non-identical tyres on the same axle.
  • A mixture of run-flat and non-run-flat tyres on the same vehicle.
  • Tyre damage such as: sidewall cracks, cuts, tears, hernia....
  • Wear indicator reached.
  • Absence or failure of TPMS.
  • Tyres that protrude from the bodywork.
  • Insufficient speed and load ratings in relation to the manufacturer's recommendations.

Minor defects:

  • Over-inflation or under-inflation.
  • Irregular wear without reaching the wear indicator.
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