MOT on Car - picking up Saturday
Discussion
Hi,
Im picking up a car tomorrow and i told the garage i wanted a years MOT on it (as its first MOT is due in Nov) - ive just checked the MOT checking site and its been done; however there is one advisory - o/s/f tyre bald inner edge
Do i just accept that and bear in mind during the next 12 months or should i expect them to replace the tyre? Its a 66 plate car from a main dealer.
Thanks
Im picking up a car tomorrow and i told the garage i wanted a years MOT on it (as its first MOT is due in Nov) - ive just checked the MOT checking site and its been done; however there is one advisory - o/s/f tyre bald inner edge
Do i just accept that and bear in mind during the next 12 months or should i expect them to replace the tyre? Its a 66 plate car from a main dealer.
Thanks
Tyre "close to legal limit" - negotiating point for new tyre or price reduction
Tyre bald - pretty sure the rules are that you have to have visible tread across all of the tyre and 1.6mm across X% (75%?). Therefore it's illegal to drive and you should insist on a replacement before you drive it away. In the unlikely event you're stopped with a tyre like that it's a fine and 3 points.
Tyre bald - pretty sure the rules are that you have to have visible tread across all of the tyre and 1.6mm across X% (75%?). Therefore it's illegal to drive and you should insist on a replacement before you drive it away. In the unlikely event you're stopped with a tyre like that it's a fine and 3 points.
CAPP0 said:
Tyre "close to legal limit" - negotiating point for new tyre or price reduction
Tyre bald - pretty sure the rules are that you have to have visible tread across all of the tyre and 1.6mm across X% (75%?). Therefore it's illegal to drive and you should insist on a replacement before you drive it away. In the unlikely event you're stopped with a tyre like that it's a fine and 3 points.
I think the wording is strange - it must be legal as it passed the MOT; its listed as an advisory.Tyre bald - pretty sure the rules are that you have to have visible tread across all of the tyre and 1.6mm across X% (75%?). Therefore it's illegal to drive and you should insist on a replacement before you drive it away. In the unlikely event you're stopped with a tyre like that it's a fine and 3 points.
Ian Geary said:
Garage owner to underling : get me cheapest, nastiest tyre you can find for tomorrow
Underling: yes boss
Op this morning: wft is a Linglong?
(I might be wrong of course)
LOL you should see the nasty £68 tyres on the front of my car! Front and rear have lots of tread but once they get low the whole set are coming off for Eagle 3.Underling: yes boss
Op this morning: wft is a Linglong?
(I might be wrong of course)
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