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When did you last think about your tyres? Road Safety Week is a good occasion to do so, says Pat Coyne from Coyne Tyres Ballina. Motorists are being encouraged to take ten minutes out this week to get their tyres checked at their local tyre outlet. Pat Coyne is advising drivers to “get ready for winter and have your tyres checked by a professional to make sure they are fit for all journeys. Even short journeys can kill so looking after your tyres is one thing you should always do to keep you and your family safe, particularly heading into the wet and icy winter season.

Through a typical 12 month period, Ireland experiences temperatures ranging from +24C to as low as -15C

BMW has launched a specialised winter tyre programme in Ireland, designed to help drivers get the best on-road performance from their cars throughout the winter months – regardless of weather conditions.

BMW has launched a specialised winter tyre programme in Ireland. It is designed to help drivers get the best on-road performance from their car throughout the winter months – regardless of weather conditions.

As figures show a significant drop in both the new car market and tyre sales during 2008, Continental Tyres Ireland is urging motorists not to be tempted to push their tyres to the limit in today’s tougher economic environment.

As figures show a significant drop in both the new car market and tyre sales during 2008, Continental Tyres Ireland is urging motorists not to be tempted to push their tyres to the limit in today’s tougher economic environment.

As figures show a significant drop in both the new car market and tyre sales during 2008, Continental Tyres Ireland is urging motorists not to be tempted to push their tyres to the limit in today’s tougher economic environment.

An alarming 56 per cent of drivers in Ireland are driving with dangerous or very dangerously under-inflated tyres, according to the results of Michelin’s 2009 Fill Up With Air campaign.

An alarming 56 per cent of drivers in Ireland are driving with dangerous or very dangerously under-inflated tyres, according to the results of Michelin’s 2009 Fill Up With Air campaign.