Tyres & exhausts in Ipswich
Tyres fitted, plus exhaust inspections and repairs for all makes.
Where your car meets the road
Tyres and exhausts wear quietly until they don’t. We check their condition, fit new tyres, and repair or replace exhaust parts.
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Tyre fitting
A wide range of tyres, supplied and fitted to suit any budget.
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Tyre condition and wear
Tread depth, sidewall damage and uneven wear checked. For most cars the legal minimum tread depth is 1.6mm.
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Exhaust inspections, repairs and replacements
Corrosion, holes, loose mountings and damaged pipework looked at, repaired or replaced.
Tyres wearing unevenly? 4-wheel alignment is available, and suspension wear can cause the same symptom.
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Tyre & Exhaust FAQs
Answers to common questions about tread depth, uneven wear, exhaust noise and MOT failures.
What is the legal minimum tyre tread depth in the UK?
For most cars, the legal minimum is 1.6mm across the central three-quarters of the tyre’s tread and around its entire circumference. Tyres must also be free from dangerous damage.
Why are my tyres wearing unevenly?
Uneven tyre wear can result from incorrect tyre pressures, wheel alignment problems or worn suspension components. A professional inspection can help identify the cause before replacement tyres suffer the same wear.
Why has my car’s exhaust suddenly become louder?
A louder exhaust may indicate corrosion, a hole, damaged pipework or a loose exhaust component. Rayners Garage offers exhaust inspections, repairs and replacements in Ipswich.
Can worn tyres or a damaged exhaust cause an MOT failure?
Yes. Tyres below legal tread requirements or with dangerous defects can fail an MOT. Exhaust faults can also lead to failure if they cause excessive noise, emissions problems or relevant safety defects.