Check tyre pressures and adjust to manufacturer specifications
Inspect all tyres for uneven or excessive tread wear
Check tread depth on all tyres
Inspect tyres for cuts, cracks, bulges, punctures or other damage
Check for signs of abnormal wear that may indicate suspension or alignment problems
Inspect tyre sidewalls for damage
Check tyre age and condition
Inspect spare tyre and check its pressure and condition
Check wheel nuts for correct torque
Inspect wheels for cracks, bends or other damage
Check wheel rims for corrosion or damage
Inspect wheel studs and nuts
Check for excessive wheel movement or bearing play
Check wheel alignment if uneven tyre wear is present
Inspect steering and suspension components for wear that could affect tyre performance
Check tyre valves and valve caps
Check TPMS sensors and tyre pressure monitoring system, where fitted
Rotate tyres if required according to the manufacturer's recommendations
Balance wheels if vibration or uneven wear is detected
Road test vehicle where appropriate to check for steering or wheel vibration
Report any tyres or wheels requiring replacement or further attention
A thorough tyre and wheel inspection during a service can identify safety issues early and help extend tyre life, improve handling and maintain proper vehicle performance.