Tire errors often fail vehicle inspection
Tire tread helps the tire grip the road surface, prevent slipping, and guide the vehicle. According to regulations, different tire tread errors or many other tire errors cause the car to "fail" the inspection.
According to the provisions of Circular 02/2023 amending and supplementing Circular 16/2021 regulating the technical safety and environmental protection inspection of motor vehicles, the two-sided guide wheel tires with different tread patterns and uneven tread height are major defects (MAD) and will not pass the inspection.
In the regulations on technical safety inspection and environmental protection of motor vehicles, the tire tread on both sides of the steering wheel must be of the same type, helping the vehicle not to deviate while moving.
Inspection units also recommend that when tires have expired or are damaged beyond repair, vehicle owners should replace both tires (front or rear) and from the same manufacturer so that the vehicle can operate at its best and not fail the tire inspection.
In addition to different tire treads, according to inspection centers and the inspection process, some common errors in wheel categories are: errors related to the structure, operation of the wheel (rim is not cracked, warped; smooth rotation) or tire (tire parameters, wear, pressure).
Therefore, vehicle owners need to regularly check to detect signs of tire damage, use tires of the same manufacturer to ensure vehicle safety during operation.
In particular, it is necessary to use tires from the same manufacturer to ensure that the vehicle inspection is not "failed".
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