The short answer is no; you cannot legally or safely drive with a flat tyre in the UK. Doing so violates the Highway Code, puts you at risk of a…
A tyre burst while driving can be terrifying, but how you react in the first few seconds determines your safety. The single most important rule? Do not slam the brakes.…
Getting a flat tyre on a UK motorway is one of the most dangerous situations you can face as a driver. If your tyre suddenly deflates at 70 mph, your…
Run flat tyres have reinforced sidewalls that let you keep driving after a puncture - up to 50 miles at 50 mph. Normal tyres deflate immediately and require roadside repair…
You should not drive on a standard flat tyre at all. If you must move, only go far enough to reach safety - ideally under half a mile at less…
If your tyre pressure warning light is on but your tyres look fine, the cause is usually a cold-weather pressure drop, a faulty sensor, a dying sensor battery, a recent…
The Continental WinterContact TS 870 is the best winter tyre for UK drivers, winning Auto Express's 2026 test for the third time running. Other strong picks include the Goodyear UltraGrip…
In the UK, one replacement tyre usually costs between £40 and £250 fitted, depending on the brand tier. Budget tyres run £40 - £70, mid-range £70 - £130, and premium…
Uneven tyre wear is mainly caused by incorrect tyre pressure, bad wheel alignment, worn suspension parts, aggressive driving habits, and unbalanced or damaged wheels. Each cause creates a distinct wear…
Maintaining proper tire pressure is critical to your safety, fuel efficiency and the lifespan of your tires. But sometimes there may be an unexpected drop in pressure without an obvious…
If your car's battery has died, jump starting it can be an effective and simple way of rejuvenating it. But for safety purposes it's essential that you learn how to…
Bike wheels are subject to constant wear and tear on the road, which can lead to them going out of true or buckleing over time.
Reversing this situation should be…