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1.6mm v 3mm tyre tread depthRisk of accidents on Britain’s roads could be significantly reduced
Video footageIn wet conditions, it took a Ford Focus 91m to stop with 3mm of tread. In the same car with the legal limit of 1.6mm of tread it took 135m to stop... click here to watch the video footage Why 3mm? Continental's case for recommending this tread depthAll the evidence supports the fact that in the wet, the deeper the tread you have, the more grip you have. So why do we say 3mm? What the experts say?Industry opinion from TyreSafe, the AA Foundation, RAC Foundation, Drive & Survive, Auto Express and Fifth Gear TV Programme Did you know?Sample fact: During its life the average tyre will rotate more than 26 million times. Click here for more facts and figures Measuring your tread depthTyre tread depth gauges are a simple and inexpensive way of being able to easily check your tyres tread depth on a regular basis. |
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