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While Michelin tyres are designed and built to last and last, there comes a time when they need replacing. Either through wear, age or damage. Find out more by clicking below and let our Michelin experts guide and advise you.
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Damaged.
Tyre damage from impacts on solid objects like a kerb, pothole, or sharp object can be serious, and you could be at risk if not checked by a professional. Only they can tell you whether the tyre can be repaired or has to be changed. Read this article for further guidance.
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Aged.
Tyres have no predictable shelf life. So it’s important to check them regularly for signs of aging or fatigue. Excessive aging of tyres may lead to loss of grip, and reduce safety. Read this article to find out more about the many ways that tyres age.
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Worn.
It’s a good idea to check your tyres regularly for tyre tread depth. The legal limit is 1 mm. Michelin strongly recommends that you consider changing your tyres before this limit is reached. Worn tyres may no longer provide sufficient safety and you could be breaking the law.
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