The most important part of your car is not the engine
Car tyres are often seen as a more or less inconsequential part of the vehicle. This could not be further from the truth. Tyres are the only contact the vehicle has with the road. Tyres are a crucial, high-quality, expertly-engineered chassis component specially tailored to modern, high-speed cars. Not only do they have to match a variety of different suspension systems and respond accurately to steering commands, they need to roll smoothly and be durable. Above all, for vehicles to remain safely and securely on the road, tyres need to be able to cope with the forces exerted on them - when braking, accelerating or cornering. This is particularly important when the road is wet and slippery, or covered in snow or ice. So,with your safety in mind, here are some tips and advice to help you take care of your tyres.

Looking after and maintaining your tyres
As with all complex technical products, you should handle your tyres carefully. This way you can rely on optimum driving comfort and performance throughout the tyres’ service life. Inspect your tyres and check their pressure (including the spare) every two weeks. If tyre damage is suspected or found, have the tyre inspected immediately.

Avoid Damage
Tyres can become damaged without the driver’s knowledge. If you do discover or suspect damage, have the tyre inspected without delay. If you have to drive over an obstacle, approach it slowly – as straight on as possible. Check your tyres regularly for exterior damage such as cuts, cracks or bulges. cracks or bulges.