
Read the old tread
We look over the old tyres for uneven wear, because poor alignment or out-of-balance wheels wear tread early. A car whose old tyres show that pattern gets its wheels aligned after the fitting.

Check the rim and renew the valve
With the old tyre off, we inspect the rim for rust and damage and replace a damaged rim. Every new tyre then gets a new valve.

Match the tyre to the car
We fit the size, load figure and speed figure the car's maker specifies. The speed figure marks the top speed at which a tyre carries its maximum load.

Mount it the right way round
A directional tyre goes on with its tread facing the right direction of rotation. An asymmetric tyre goes on with the side marked outside facing out.

Balance and inflate
Each wheel gets a dynamic balance, because a tyre that is replaced or refitted needs a new one. We then inflate it to the cold pressure the car's maker recommends.

Torque the wheel nuts
We use a torque wrench to tighten the nuts fully to the maker's figure. On a 2025 Hyundai Tucson, that figure is 11 to 13 kgf.m.
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