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NCT question

pummice · 2019-11-20 21:06:30

Will NCT fail if you have mix different tyre thread patterns on the same axle?

20-11-2019 9:06pm

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Will NCT fail if you have mix different tyre thread patterns on the same axle?

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#2 20-11-2019 9:19pm

colm_mcm

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No.

If they’re different types of tyre (winter/summer) you’ll fail though.

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#3 21-11-2019 4:28pm

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...hmmm but I think I read somewhere that your insurance company may not like it. I believe you may need to have matching tyres on each axle to keep them happy.

Not 100% sure, but I'll throw it out there to be confirmed/ debated / shot down in flames and abused

~LTD

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#4 21-11-2019 4:33pm

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livingthedream wrote: »

...hmmm but I think I read somewhere that your insurance company may not like it. I believe you may need to have matching tyres on each axle to keep them happy.

Not 100% sure, but I'll throw it out there to be confirmed/ debated / shot down in flames and abused

~LTD

I've had a car investigated before by an insurance company, and the guy assessing it was only concerned about age and thread depth.

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