Twitter Homepage By seoweb Last updated Sep 14, 2020 6 Share Van drivers repeated scuffing of tyres against kerbs, especially during multi-drop deliveries, can cause damage and rapid or irregular wear to tyres, so they need to be checked regularly for signs of wear, damage, and misalignment. #VanDrivers. https://t.co/LzwQsrZGt97 hours agoYou may be checking your tyres’ air pressure, tread depth and tyre condition once a month, but when was the last time you checked your spare tyre or the compressor and sealant if no spare was fitted? #CheckTyres11 hours agoMake sure your tyres are ready for ACTion this month and every month by carrying out a few simple tyre checks – air pressure, tread depth and tyre condition. #CheckTyres #ReadyForACTion? #TyreSafetyMonth202013 hours agoTyreSafe Chair Stuart Jackson will be presenting at this year’s ‘National Fire Chiefs Council Road Safety Group Webinar’ on the proactive work of TyreSafe, while highlighting the importance of Tyre Safety Month. https://t.co/vTTGvwkKoa #RSCGWebinar @NFCC_events @NFCC_FireChiefs1 day agoIn extreme circumstances when the tyre has insufficient tread depth to clear the water properly, increased water pressure causes the tyres to lift on top of the water surface and lose contact with the road. This is commonly known as aquaplaning. #Aquaplaning1 day ago 6 Share FacebookTwitterGoogle+ReddItWhatsAppPinterestEmail
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