TyreSafe is proud to announce its partnership with Anyline, a global leader in AI-powered mobile data capture, to boost awareness of tyre safety across the UK. Launching as part of Tyre Safety Month this October, this collaboration aims to educate drivers on the importance of tyre maintenance through the “Caught in the A.C.T.” campaign, which encourages drivers to check their tyres’ Air Pressure, Condition, and Tread.

Road safety remains a key focus, with the latest government statistics revealing that 152 people in the UK are killed or seriously injured annually due to tyre defects. Additionally, research indicates that up to 6 million tyres on UK roads could have illegal tread depths.

“As road safety statistics show, tyre defects can have devastating consequences,” said Stuart Lovatt, chair of TyreSafe. “This partnership with Anyline will help raise awareness and provide drivers with the knowledge they need to make our roads safer.”

Report on Driver Knowledge and Tyre Safety

As part of the partnership, Anyline and TyreSafe are conducting a survey to assess UK drivers’ understanding of tyre safety. Early findings show that younger drivers (aged 18-34) tend to have less awareness of tyre-related risks, with 26% of Gen Z drivers relying on friends or family to check their tyres, compared to only 8% of older drivers. The full report will be published later this month.

Anyline’s cutting-edge mobile scanning solutions allow users to easily capture tyre and vehicle data using any mobile device, streamlining the inspection process for service centres and retailers. In support of Tyre Safety Month, Anyline is offering free demos of its tyre inspection solutions.

For more details, visit Anyline. To learn more about Tyre Safety Month, visit TyreSafe.

About Anyline

Anyline is a global leader in mobile data capture and is trusted by leading automotive brands like NAPA, Michelin, and Continental. Anyline’s AI-driven technology allows businesses to quickly scan and process vehicle and tyre data from any mobile device. For more information, visit Anyline.