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You are here: Home1 / News2 / UK News3 / Tyres behind 13% of MOT failures in 3Q 2022

Tyres behind 13% of MOT failures in 3Q 2022

Date: 20th January 2023 Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
Sources: IAAF; GiPA; DVSA

New analysis of DVSA MOT test data shows that faulty tyres accounted for 13 per cent of failures between July and September 2022. Of all failures, 27 per cent are “dangerous”. Previous analyses of MOT failure data have found that tyres account for between 8 per cent and 22 of all MOT failures. And therefore the latest figures represent long-term median tyre-related failure rates. Since industry sources generally agree that MOTs generate around 20 per cent of total annual UK tyre replacement sales, however you count it, MOTs have a significant impact on tyre maintenance and therefore road safety.

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