Only a third (33%) of drivers check the tread of their vehicle’s tyres at least once a month, a new survey suggests. The RAC, ...

Research conducted on behalf of the RAC and TyreSafe provides further evidence that UK motorists are tyre unsavvy. While 66% ...

The penny test (shown below) is the easy way to check a tire tread's depth when you don't have a depth gauge. If you place a ...

It’s important to check your tyres’ tread depth because those grooves in your tyres are there to disperse water. Without them, you’ll put yourself – and others – at risk through aquaplaning.

"You can check your tyre's tread depth is suitable by taking a 20p coin and placing it into the tyre's main tread grooves," explained experts over at Vertu Motors. "If the bottom of the coin's ...

In order to maintain control over a vehicle under normal driving conditions and avoid serious fines, drivers should have at least 1.5mm of tread depth on all tyres. The easiest way to check ...

Replacing the successful Continental ContiTrailAttack 2 motorcycle ... value of the tyres’ ‘RainGrip’ silica compound in such wet weather, adding that the deeper tread depth of the rear ...