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Tuesday, 31 August 2010
Space-saver tyres and driving tests
DSA is getting increasing numbers of complaints from candidates whose test didn’t go ahead because of problems with car tyres.
It’s become a common feature of modern cars to be fitted with a spare tyre or space-saver tyre which is a different size in order to save room and weight.
DSA would like to remind driving instructors that any vehicle presented for test must be fitted with:
• the same size tyre on the same axle
• tyres that are not subject to speed restrictions
If any tyre is not suitable for the test, the test will not go ahead and the candidate will lose their test fee.
D.S.A. Registered Instructor, Awarded Highest Grade 6
NCN-Mike Daniels Driver Training