Davanti Tyres

Identifying which size tyres you need can be a little tricky, but luckily there's a way you'll be able to tell. All tyres, including Davanti Tyres, feature a code on the side wall - made up of a series of numbers and letters - that serves two main purposes.
The first is to help you understand the size and specification and the second is to confirm that the tyre has been tested and approved and that it conforms to all safety standards.
For example, the three-digit number at the beginning of the code helps you find your tyre width, the following two digits help you find your tyre profile, the R number helps you find your tyre rim size, and so on.
You can also find this information and any additional details inside your vehicle's handbook.
If you have any questions or concerns about your tyres or need expert help to find your tyre size, width or profile, don't hesitate to get in touch with the experts here at CJ Auto Service.

Your tyres put up with a lot of wear and tear, yet many motorists don’t think about their tyre pressure from one MOT to the next. Checking your tyre pressure is extremely important, and you should make a point of doing it regularly.
But how exactly do you check them?
The first step is to remove the dust cap from the tyre valve and place the pressure gauge onto the tyre valve stem.
Then, press down the gauge evenly on the valve stem to ensure you get an accurate reading.
Check the reading on the pressure gauge, and inflate or deflate your tyres accordingly – if they need inflating, use a suitable pump and avoid over-inflation by adding small bursts of air at a time.
If they need deflating, use the tip of a flat head screwdriver to push on the metal pin on the valve to release some air.
If you’re unsure what your tyre pressure is supposed to be, the manufacturer’s recommended measurements for your vehicle can be found in your handbook.

Typically, your tyres should be able to cover 30,000 miles before they’ll need replacing. Any that are over 10 years old should also be replaced to ensure that your car is safe enough to be on the roads.
You can find out when your tyres were produced by reading the markings on the sidewall of the tyre.
Look for a four-digit number – that represents a month and a year (i.e. 0622 would represent June 2022).
If you’ve been driving with the same tyres for 5 years or more, it’s a good idea to have them checked regularly to make sure they’re still in good condition.
Your tyres will show signs of ageing from heat exposure, sunlight and rain – if you notice any cracks, bring your tyres to us for an inspection.

Absolutely!
There are lots of things you can do to prevent tyre damage.
Just a simple monthly inspection can go a long way and helps you spot new signs of excessive wear or damage.
You can also check the tread depth of your tyres, making sure it hasn’t worn below 1.6mm using the 20p coin trick.
Why not book regular tyre rotation appointments with us, to avoid uneven wear patterns and prolong their life even further?
For more information on high-quality Davanti tyres in Warrington, or the services we offer here at our garage, give our experts a call on 01925 589 066 or send us a message via our online contact form for a speedy response from one of our mechanics!