Free tread depth keyring

Titch28

Thank you very much have applied and hopefully it will come the worse they can say is no. :beer:

llindsey

stolen from a wedsite:

TIP: If you don't have a tread-depth gauge use a ten pence coin to see if you have at least 1.6 mm. The distance between the coin's outer edge and the inner dotted circle is exactly 1.6 mm. If you can see the dots sticking out of the groove it is high time to buy new tyres

btw 1.6mm is the legal limit for tyre tread

dougz_2

1.6mm (or 2mm) might be legal but it is not safe, when tyres get that low there is much more risk of losing control on wet roads.

From the independent research, RoSPA recommends that tyres are changed once the tread reaches 3mm in depth.

http://www.rospa.com/RoadSafety/info/tyre_tread_depth.pdf

Toomuchdebt

Mumto2 wrote: »

Could really do with one of these. Only noticed after I'd sent the request it was a motorbike website

Are the tread requirements for car tyres the same?

Same here-that'll teach me to read the whole thread first!

Dean2010

llindsey wrote: »

stolen from a wedsite:

TIP: If you don't have a tread-depth gauge use a ten pence coin to see if you have at least 1.6 mm. The distance between the coin's outer edge and the inner dotted circle is exactly 1.6 mm. If you can see the dots sticking out of the groove it is high time to buy new tyres

btw 1.6mm is the legal limit for tyre tread

Using a 10p is not really safe though? I would rather stick to safety stuff. (my opinion)

Dean2010

i hope lol

carlislelass

out of stock

creased-leach

We're bikers and in Kent. I feel like the chosen one.

jiggyquincy

From the website
"Due to the high demand for our free tread depth keyring we are currently unable to accept any more requests for the time being."

I was too late for this one

Sowilo_2

Applied ages ago. Never received.