US EditionTyre defects lead to 2.15 million MOT failures
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The European Tyre and Rubber Manufacturers’ Association (ETRMA) released first-quarter 2025 replacement sales data, highlighting declines in Truck and Agricultural tyres. ETRMA First Quarter 2025: Truck and Agricultural Tyre Sales Decline Amid Ongoing Market Pressures As reported by ETRMA, the Truck tyre category’s volume in the first quarter was very weak, at -4% compared to the same quarter of 2024 and -11% compared with the pre-pandemic first…
Tyre defects lead to 2.15 million MOT failures
New figures from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency have revealed that 2.15 million vehicles failed their MOTs because of tyre defects. This is up from just over two million […] The post Tyre defects lead to 2.15 million MOT failures first appeared on Bodyshop Magazine.
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