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01/01/2026

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13/09/2021

Tyre treads are designed to give good grip on wet roads, but this generally decreases as a tyre’s tread pattern wears down or as the depth of water increases.

11/06/2021

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15/05/2021

Comfortable on-road. Capable off-road. GEOLANDAR A/T tires are proven everywhere. Now available in various sizes and Ranges i.e Highway Terrain, All Terrain & Mud Terrain.
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30/04/2021

Are you one of the 1 in 5 drivers that has never checked your tyres? Taking a few minutes to check your tyres will help minimise the risks of you, your loved ones and other road users being involved in a tyre related incident.

01/01/2021

Thank you for your Support in 2020, Happy New year, 2021 !
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25/12/2020

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22/12/2020

Correct tyre pressure is vital to your safety on the road!

11/08/2020

High performance cars deserve high performance tyres. The Falken FK510 offers strong grip, responsive handling and available in a wide range of sizes you can have them fitted by us. / 0722138223 / 0722209181

The Falken AZENIS FK510 has been awarded ‘Recommended’ status and placed fourth in the 2019 Tyre Reviews UHP Summer Tyre Test. The AZENIS FK510 is Falken’s top-rated high-performance tyre and its flagship model in a range that is set to achieve 95.9 per cent coverage of all ETRMA fitments by t...

02/08/2020

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10/07/2020

Tire Safety: Expiration Dates
By AG-Safey

Imagine cruising down the road on a beautiful spring afternoon or returning home after a long day at work when suddenly the back right tire of your vehicle explodes. Luckily, you maintain control and safely maneuver to the side of the road. The tires are new, purchased a few months ago from a local tire shop. How could this happen to new tires?

The fact is that all tires have an expiration date. Surprisingly, many consumers and sellers of tires do not know about tire expiration dates. An uninformed consumer thinks he or she purchased brand new tires when in reality those tires may have been sitting on the shelf for years. Even though the tires were never used on a vehicle, they are still several years old. Every tire has a birth date—the day it was manufactured—and an expiration date that is six years from that manufacture date. Most automobile manufacturers warn drivers to replace vehicle tires after six years. To wait any longer than that is a gamble with tire integrity and is risky for drivers.

So what can you, as a driver, do to protect yourself? When buying new tires, ask for the newest tires available, and look at the tire’s manufacture date. The manufacture date is a Department of Transportation (DOT) code of 10 or 11 characters embossed on the inside of the tire (see Figure 1). For new tires, the code is always 11 characters. However, tires manufactured before the year 2000 have a 10-character code. Expiration dates for tires manufactured before 2000 were based on a 10-year scale because the expected life-span of a tire was 10 years. Current guidance suggests that tires should be expected to last a maximum of only six years.

The partial code, boxed in yellow in the shown picture, is the most important piece of information about a tire. These last four digits of the DOT code represent the manufacture date of the tire. The last two digits refer to the year the tire was produced, and the first two digits identify the week number within that year. The tire shown in Figure 1 was manufactured on the 36th week of the year 2001. That tire was on a trailer that had been sitting in a field unused for 10 years, and it showed signs of dry-rot cracking. It is unclear whether trailer tires should be replaced every six years since they do not receive the same daily punishment as automobile tires. However, automobile tires should be replaced every six years.

The majority of people who take the gamble of keeping outdated tires do so to save money. Driving on outdated tires is risky not only for the driver of the car having those tires but also for other drivers. Take the initiative and change vehicle tires every six years, or sooner, to diffuse a potentially dangerous situation.