Important Considerations:

• Professional Installation: Tyre fitting should always be done by trained professionals using the proper equipment. Incorrectly fitted tyres can be dangerous.
• Tyre Size and Compatibility: It’s crucial to select tyres that are the correct size and specification for your vehicle. Consult your vehicle’s manual or a tyre specialist for guidance.
• Tyre Condition: Ensure the new tyres are in good condition, with no damage or defects. Check the DOT code to determine the tyre’s age.
• Valve Replacement: It’s often recommended to replace the valve stem when fitting new tyres to prevent air leaks.
• Torque Specifications: The wheel nuts must be tightened to the correct torque specifications to ensure they don’t come loose.

Safety First:

• Tyre fitting involves working with heavy equipment and potentially dangerous machinery. It’s essential to follow safety precautions and wear appropriate protective gear.
• Never attempt to fit tyres yourself unless you have the necessary training and experience.

By understanding the tyre fitting process and its importance, you can ensure your vehicle is equipped with properly installed tyres for a safe and comfortable driving experience.