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Drivers must check their tyres says HA

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Published: 24 April 2018
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Almost three-quarters of motorway tyre failures could be prevented if drivers carried out simple checks, according to research by Highways England and Bridgestone.

An 18-month study saw Highways England staff provide 1,035 tyre segments from West Midlands motorways to Bridgestone’s technical team.

It found that 56% of tyres failed due to road/yard debris penetration.

Details at https://youtu.be/C33Ndpdo0OQ

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