Revision question · Vehicle condition

You notice that one of your tyres has a bulge in the side wall. What will happen if you drive the vehicle?

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Your tachograph reading won't be accurate

Your speedometer will give an incorrect reading

The vehicle will become unstable on corners

You'll break the law and risk prosecution

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It's a legal requirement that your tyres have at least the minimum permitted depth of tread and are in good condition before you start any journey. Make sure that you inspect them before setting off, and at regular intervals.

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Inspect every tyre, including inner twin tyresReviewed guidance summary · Exposed cord, sidewall bulges and kerb damage need attention; legal tread depth alone does not make a tyre safe.

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