Tyres

Audi Tyre Guide and Wheel Alignment

Complete Audi tyre guide covering recommended tyre types, tread depth, pressure monitoring, wheel alignment, and common tyre wear patterns on A3, A4, A6.

Tyres are your Audi's only contact with the road, making them critical for safety, handling, and fuel economy. At GSR Garage in Telford, we provide tyre fitting, balancing, and wheel alignment services for all Audi models. The correct tyre pressures for your Audi can be found in the owner's manual or on the fuel filler flap. Under-inflated tyres increase fuel consumption and wear prematurely on the edges, while over-inflated tyres reduce grip and wear in the centre. For commercial Audi vans like the A3, correct tyre pressures are particularly important when carrying heavy loads. AdBlue system faults on diesel models is something we often see during suspension inspections — worn suspension components cause misalignment, leading to uneven tyre wear. Regular wheel alignment checks help extend tyre life and maintain stable handling. Warning signs of misalignment include the vehicle pulling to one side, a steering wheel that is off-centre when driving straight, and saw-tooth wear patterns on the tyre tread. For Audi vehicles, we recommend checking tyre tread depth monthly and before long journeys. The legal minimum tread depth in the UK is 1.6mm, but we recommend replacing tyres at 3mm for better safety in wet conditions. At our Telford workshop, we see Audi vehicles daily and understand the specific issues affecting local drivers.