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Stay safe and keep your car in premium condition with a free tyre check at your nearest Vertu dealership.
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A Vertu free tyre check includes:
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Checking your tyre pressure regularly helps ensure you have better grip on the road, increased handling and better braking distances.
It only takes a few minutes to check, and it helps to keep your vehicle at peak performance.
You can check your pressure yourself at home, or out at a petrol station. Alternatively, you can do it as part of your free tyre check at Vertu.
The legal tread depth for your tyres is 1.6mm. You should look to replace your tyres before this limit to ensure safety on the road.
Bald tyres not only look bad, but they perform badly too. You'll get less fuel economy and you also run an elevated risk of skidding, particularly in the rain.
Keep your car looking and performing brilliantly with a free tyre check at Vertu.
Regular parking, potholes and driving over debris can cause general wear and damage to your tyres which adds up over time.
It is important to regularly check your tyres for bulges, lumps, tears and cuts. They can impact the vehicle's grip on the road and cause other serious issues.
We'll do it for you. Book your free tyre check at Vertu today.
Find the exact tyres for your vehicle with the help of Tyre Shop 247.
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