The UK’s Tyre Safety Charity

Welcome to TyreSafe, the UK’s leading authority on tyre safety.

TyreSafe, a registered charity since 2016, was established in 2006 with a clear aim: to reduce tyre-related incidents on Britain’s roads. We achieve this by enhancing road users’ awareness of crucial tyre maintenance and highlighting the severe dangers posed by illegal or poorly maintained tyres.

Our dedication has been recognised with two prestigious Prince Michael International Road Safety Awards, most recently in 2024. The need for our work is stark: on average over the last five years, 163 people are killed or seriously injured in incidents related to ‘defective tyres’. The 2025 figure of 201 tyre-related KSIs is especially alarming, as it is up 19% year-on-year and 38 higher than the 5-year average. In addition over 6 million UK tyres annually have illegal tread!

Our vision is to eliminate harm to road users due to illegal or poorly maintained tyres. We empower drivers through education and actively campaign for essential policy changes. Join us and over 260 other organisations in making Britain’s roads safer.

We are proud that the TyreSafe programme has been explicitly named in the Government’s 2026 Road Safety Strategy, where we will inform the development of a new National Work-Related Road Safety Charter to reduce risk for those who drive for work.

TyreSafe and Diabetes Safety Organisation

TyreSafe and Diabetes Safety Organisation Renew Call to ‘Tread Safely’ this World Diabetes Day as Tyre-Related Deaths and Serious Injuries Rise 19%

Ahead of World Diabetes Day on Saturday 14 November, TyreSafe and the Diabetes Safety Organisation (DSO) are renewing their call…

7 Million Cars Passed Their MOT Last Year With a Tyre Warning – A Valid MOT Is Not Enough For Grey Fleet, Says TyreSafe

7 Million Cars Passed Their MOT Last Year With a Tyre Warning – A Valid MOT Is Not Enough For Grey Fleet, Says TyreSafe

Cars given a tyre advisory are almost twice as likely to have a dangerous tyre at their next MOT. TyreSafe…

BLT Driver Training

TyreSafe welcomes BLT Driver Training partnership to champion safer driving and tyre safety

New partnership will bring together road safety expertise to support taxi and private hire drivers, mature motorists and fleet operators…

Nottinghamshire Police

TyreSafe welcomes Nottinghamshire Police as official partner in drive to improve road safety

Nottinghamshire Police force joins TyreSafe’s growing network of police partners, strengthening the call for road users to make tyre safety…

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International Tyre Manufacturers’ Association (ITMA)
Mercedes-Benz
IN‘n’OUT Autocentres
Volkswagen
Abarth
National Tyres tyre pressure guide
Payment Assist
Lindleys Autocentres
Toyo Tires
Bridgestone
Tyron
Chrysler
Supertracker
Goodyear TyreSafe
Dunlop
Yokohama
Pellon Tyres and Autocentre
Pro-Align
Falken
Tyre Spot
Air-Seal Products
Tyre Shopper tyre pressure advice
BAB MOTORS
Fortix by Crane
Pirelli
Seat
DC Tyres & Autocentre
Ford
Gloucester Tyres
Stone Tyres
Grouptyre
Heald Green Garage
GT Radial
Translogik
R&J Strang
Hankook
Evans Halshaw
Peugeot
TreadTracker
Kumho Tyre
The National Tyre Distributors Association (NTDA)
Jeep
Nankang
The British Tyre Manufacturers’ Association (BTMA)
Autogem
Vintage Tyres
Hilt Material Supplies Ltd
Volkswagen Group
Westgate Tyres
Sunset Tyres and Autocentr
Fiat
Ring Automotive
Silkmoth (now trading as Klipboard)
Continental
Laindon Tyre Centre
Wise
Protyre Autocare
PCL
Tread Buddy (Auto Items)
Škoda
AIR-serv
Taylor’s Service Centres
Micheldever
Alfa Romeo
Automotiv8
Falken Tyre
Performance Tyres Leeds
Stapleton’s Tyre Service
Hometyre
Steve Andrews Tyres & Autocare
Asda Tyres
FOXY Lady Drivers Club
Lexus
FirstStop
Straightset Garage Equipment
Michelin
Wheel Solutions
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
The Auto Care Group
HiQ Tyres & Autocare
Blackcircles.com
Audi
Glenside recovery
Merityre Specialists
Eden Tyres & Servicing
Halfords
Toyota
OKO
About Bosch Car Service
Grande Tyres
ACC Tyres
Guyhirn Tyres

Tyre Safety Statistics

201

Killed or seriously injured in incidents related to ‘defective tyres’ in 2025
(DfT: 2026)

6m

Tyres in the UK have illegal tread
(Tread Depth Survey: 2023)

2m+

MOT Failures due to tyre defects every year
(DVSA: 2025)

5,662

Convictions for ‘defective tyres’
(Criminal Justice System: 2025)

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