Proper Installation: Tyre fitters are responsible for correctly installing tires on vehicles, ensuring that they are mounted securely and balanced properly. Proper installation helps prevent tire-related accidents, such as blowouts or tread separation, which can endanger the safety of vehicle occupants and other road users. Tire Inspection: Before fitting new tires, tyre fitters often inspect the condition of existing tires to assess their safety and suitability for continued use. They check for signs of wear, damage, or irregularities that could compromise tire performance and safety. Identifying and addressing potential issues during the fitting process enhances vehicle safety and security. Tire Maintenance: Tyre fitters may also perform tire maintenance tasks, such as tire rotation, pressure checks, and tread depth measurement, to ensure optimal tire performance and longevity. Regular maintenance helps prevent tire wear and deterioration, reducing the risk of tire failures and accidents on the road. Advice and Recommendations: Tyre fitters provide advice and recommendations to customers on selecting the most suitable tires for their vehicles based on factors such as driving conditions, vehicle type, and budget. By helping customers make informed decisions, tyre fitters contribute to the safety and security of vehicle operation. Emergency Services: In emergency situations such as flat tires or punctures, tyre fitters may provide roadside assistance or mobile tyre fitting services to help drivers get back on the road safely. Prompt response to tire-related emergencies enhances road safety and security by reducing the risk of accidents or incidents caused by disabled vehicles. Quality Assurance: Tyre fitters ensure that the tires they fit meet quality standards and regulatory requirements to ensure their performance and reliability. They may follow manufacturer guidelines and industry best practices to ensure that tires are fitted correctly and safely, contributing to the overall security of vehicle operation.