tyres

I've just been watching a F1 crash compilation. In particular there was one where Grosjean span in the middle of the track. His car was concealed by the smoke generated by the tyres locking up and someone crashed into him. Smoke in general is, of course, very dangerous for following cars as it...

Hi all, Peugeot 3008 (2017) GT 2.0L Diesel auto (with Advanced Grip Control) Current mileage: 37k So in Feb 2020 i had my front tyres replaced with Davanti 225/55/18/102W. I have driven 12,000 miles on them and my recent MOT put them into an amber warning. FNS - 4.44 (inner), 4.25 (centre)...

I've had these tyres from when I bought the car (63 reg Skoda Yeti) brand new. They've done a little over 20k miles and tread depth is fine, but they're almost 8 years old. Should I be concerned about the rubber perishing? They don't get a lot of sun where I park the car.

What happens in a race when a competitor runs out of tyres? Maybe they have too many spins or punctures in practice. Maybe the tyre degradation is too high. Maybe the whole weekend required full wets and their allocation isn't sufficient thanks to punctures / whatever. Whatever the reason, in...

As title, I have no idea really, basically what I want is something to keep my tyres topped up at home for cars and my motorbike so has to do high 40s PSI. Needs an adapter that can fit on a motorbike wheel so 90 degree one would be perfect. Ideally accurate and fast to inflate with a digital...

Are run flats more susceptible to deformation and blow outs (not excluding punctures) than non-rf tyres? I ask as I've had more go in the last couple months than I have over previous years and the only difference is they are RF's. Reading around it appears many Goodyear run flat owners...