Revision question · Vehicle condition

You hit the kerb at speed. What part of your vehicle should you check for damage?

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Exhaust

Brakes

Lights

Tyres

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TyresThis was the right answer

Hitting the kerb at speed can split the tyre or put the steering and suspension geometry out of alignment. Have it checked as soon as possible. A sudden puncture in a front tyre could result in a loss of steering control and a serious crash.

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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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