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How to read your tyres
Knowing how to read the information printed on the sidewall of your tyres is a crucial undertaking, as it enables you to correctly order the right tyre for your car. If you look closely at the writing...
View ArticleTyre Speed Ratings
When buying tyres it’s important that you always select tyres with the correct speed rating for your vehicle. Regardless of brand, all tyres have a speed rating indicated by letters which are outlined...
View ArticleRun Flat Tyres
An increasingly popular choice on new vehicles, Run flat tyres (also known as Mobility Tyres or RFT) are characterised by their ability to support a vehicles weight in the event of a puncture or loss...
View ArticleSpace Saver Spare Tyres
Space savers (or temporary use tyres) are common place these days in new cars, with a full sized traditional spare becoming a rarity. Infact many vehicle manufactures provide no spare at all, with...
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Tyre Placard
Since 1973, in order to be compliant with strict design started introduced in 1971 (ADR 24), all vehicles in Australia are required to have a tyre placard installed which outlines the specific wheel...
View ArticleFlatspotting Tyres
Have you ever felt a vibration or steering “shimmy” during the first couple of kilometers after you first drive your vehicle since it’s been parked for a few days? Then, after driving for a few...
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