TYRES IN KILMARNOCK WITH LM MOTOR CLINIC

Leading Tyre Suppliers at LM Motor Clinic Covering Tyres for Kilmarnock and Ayrshire

At LM Motor Clinic, we have access to a huge stock of tyres for same-day fitting, more than any other garage in Kilmarnock. We can provide new tyres for cars, vans, 4×4, SUVs and even winter & summer tyres including budget, mid-range, premium and specialist brands such as Kumho, ETB, Michelin, Goodyear, Pirelli, Bridgestone and so much more. Call one of our expert and friendly tyre fitters today on 01563 61 41 21.
Being the only point of contact between the road and your car, it is essential to keep good quality tyres on your vehicle. Whilst all new tyres sold in the UK are required to conform to a series of minimum standards, we believe that a top-quality premium tyre offers the best performance, durability and safety.

How To Read Your Tyres

The size of a tyre is on the sidewall of the tyre. You’ll see a series of numbers and letters, such as 205 / 45 / R17 / 91V.
This is your tyre size, each number means the following:
  • 205 – Tyres width in millimetres
  • 45 – Sidewall height (%of the width)
  • R17 – Diameter of the tyre’s inner rim (inches)
  • 91 – Load Rating
  • V – Indicates the maximum speed for the tyre when at full load (Known as the speed rating)
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There are a few checks that you can do to ensure your vehicle is safe on the roads and slippery, wet surfaces, and can grip the surface well:

Depth of tyre tread

Inadequate tread depth can compromise braking performance, reducing your safety on the road. Therefore we would advise having your car tyres checked regularly to ensure your well-being whilst driving.

Tyre pressure

Having the correct pressure in your tyres both optimises your performance and increases your safety. Having inadequate tyre pressure decreases your grip and can significantly increase your fuel consumption.

Checking tread for stones or other foreign bodies

Removing any stones or objects from the tread and checking for any early warning signs are all great ways to prevent premature tyre wear.

Tyre valves tightened

All valves must be tightened. The loss of air pressure can cause the tyre to run hot or go flat – A low-pressure tyre can be extremely dangerous on the road.

General tyre wear

It is advisable to regularly have your car checked for any general wear that may occur on a day-to-day basis. What might be a very small problem can develop into a much more serious issue if ignored.
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