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Will This Tyre Pass An Mot?

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Both the outer edge and centre of the tyre have around 4mm of treads (as the pictures show), however the inner edge has worn right down due to the alignment being off.

My question is, will this tyre pass an MOT as it is? To my eyes, it seems to be just within the "1.6mm of tread across 3/4 of the tyre" requirement, but I could be wrong.

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My feeling is that they may well be legal but do you really want tyres like that on your car. I would get them changed anyway.

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My feeling is that they may well be legal but do you really want tyres like that on your car. I would get them changed anyway.

It is only the one tyre that is like that, the NSF (which was worse) has already been changed and both rear tyres are fine.

The minimum legal tread is 1.6mm across the central 3/4's of the tyre. It looks to me like that would not quite cover the full 3/4's and would probably fail.

Im with jeebowhite central 3/4 of tyre plus visable tried all the way across

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Thanks for your input guys!

I decided just to book it in for a new tyre on the morning of the MOT to be safe.

Hopefully with good tyres all round and recently serviced brakes it should go through the MOT fairly cheaply, but then again it is a Ford - so it could either be £30 or £300! :lol:

Good Luck :)

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