Correct tyre pressure supports grip, even treadwear, ride comfort and efficient motoring. Here is how to find the right pressure, check it correctly and recognise signs of under-inflation or over-inflation....
Larger tyres, suspension lifts and bull bars can affect autonomous emergency braking. Australia’s new ADAS modification code provides a process for checking that AEB continues to operate correctly after a vehicle is modified....
Tread depth is only one reason a tyre may need replacement. Learn how to assess treadwear, tyre age and damage, understand Australia’s 1.5 mm legal limit and recognise when a tyre is no longer safe to use....
Planning a trip to the snow? Most Australians don't need winter or all-season tyres just to visit the alpine region. This guide explains the differences between M+S, 3PMSF, all-weather tyres and snow chains, helping you choose the right solution for Australian winter conditions without spe...
How long should tyres last in Australia? The answer depends on heat, roads, driving style, vehicle type and EV torque. Here’s the real-world truth about tyre lifespan, and when safety matters more than kilometres....
A sidewall bubble on a tyre might look like a manufacturing defect, but in reality it is almost always the result of impact damage caused during everyday driving, from something as simple as brushing a curb while parking to hitting a pothole at speed....
Nitrogen inflation is often sold as a premium tyre upgrade, but is it actually worth it? This guide breaks down the real benefits, the hidden drawbacks and the commercial reasons tyre retailers promote it, so you can make an informed decision before paying extra....
Run-flat tyres let you keep driving after a puncture, but in Australia’s long-distance conditions, are they always the safest option? Here’s what you need to know....
Wheel alignment is one of the most overlooked parts of tyre maintenance. Learn how correct alignment improves tyre life, safety and fuel efficiency....
Tyre speed and load ratings are often overlooked, but they are critical to safety and vehicle performance. Here is what those numbers on your tyre sidewall actually mean....
