Can a car with the same tire specifications but different from the original tire be inspected?

According to inspection centers, recently, there have been many cases of cars failing inspection due to changing to new tires that do not meet technical safety and environmental protection regulations, and have incorrect specifications compared to the original tires.

Giao thong Newspaper hotline received a question from a reader asking whether replacing a car tire with the same specifications as the original tire but with a different tread can be inspected?

Regarding this issue, a representative of a vehicle inspection center in Hanoi said that according to Circular 30/2024 (amending Circular 16/2021) regulating motor vehicle inspection, in the tire inspection category, only replacement tires need to have tire size specifications specified by the manufacturer or according to the vehicle's technical documents to pass inspection.

When replacing a car tire, the tire tread (tire tread) does not need to be the same as the original tire tread, but the tire tread on the two front wheels must be the same type.

In the case of readers of Giao thong Newspaper who change tires with the same specifications as the original tires but with different treads, the technical safety and environmental protection of the car are still guaranteed, so they still pass the tire inspection category.

However, it should be noted that the tire tread on the two side guide tires (two tires on the two front wheels) must have the same tread pattern, otherwise the inspection category will be failed.

According to the representative of the inspection center, the tread on the tire helps the car grip the road, prevent slipping, and orient the vehicle.

The regulation is that the tire tread on both sides of the steering wheel must be the same type to help the vehicle not deviate while moving.

Inspection centers 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 with the specifications specified by the manufacturer (preferably according to the original tire specifications) so that the vehicle can operate at its best and not fail the tire inspection.

In addition, during the inspection process, some common errors in wheel categories such as: errors related to the structure and operation of the wheel (rims, brake rings cracked, warped; tires cracked, broken, blistered, causing the tire layer to be exposed; tires worn to the manufacturer's indicator mark) are errors that cause the car to fail the inspection.

Therefore, car owners need to regularly check to detect signs of tire damage in order to promptly fix them, ensuring vehicle safety during operation.

Source: https://www.baogiaothong.vn/o-to-thay-lop-cung-thong-so-khac-gai-lop-nguyen-ban-co-duoc-dang-kiem-192241202164800949.htm