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Subject Topic: Blowout on Peage
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PersonPaul and Nikki
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Can't argue with what Monty said, Tyrepal all the way for me, simple to fit and gives real time information on all tyres (can even fit them to your car if it doesn't have TPMS), really interesting to keep an eye on it and watch how your tyres behave during normal driving conditions, we even take breaks around what it's telling us when driving in really hot conditions,, we were driving in France a couple of years ago when the tyres were pretty hot and the pressures had gone up to around 76psi so took a 30 minutes break to give them a chance to cool down abit


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I think I'll look into Tyrepal when we get home.

Thanks for the advice all.

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PersonMonty15
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Quote: Originally posted by david8858 on 08/9/2024
I think I'll look into Tyrepal when we get home.

Thanks for the advice all.


If you are a member of CAMC (Caravan Club), you can get a worthwhile members discount of 20% on Tyrepal purchases! PLUS some caravan insurers also offer a discount on your premium if you have a Tyrepal system!

https://www.caravanclub.co.uk/membership/member-offers/tyrepal/
https://shop.caravanclub.co.uk/category/tyrepal

A 2 wheel Tyrepal system (base unit plus 2 sensors) is around half the cost of Tyrons on a single axle van, or less than 1/3 the cost (base unit plus 4 sensors) on a twin axle van!


Personmgbgtv8
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In France I think it is law that the same tyres need to be on the same axle and cannot mix brands. The way around this is to take the wheel only to the depot and request a new one is fitted. It also seems that in France the only tyre available is Michelin!


correct same tyres and treads on axle in France,
"Only tyre available is Michelin" wrong,so so wrong!!


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How often would something like this be checked and who checks it?
Is it on the road, or a garage?

What's the outcome if they are not the same?

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Personlongcol
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Quote: Originally posted by mgbgtv8 on 10/9/2024

correct same tyres and treads on axle in France,
"Only tyre available is Michelin" wrong,so so wrong!!


Norauto franchise have a decent selection of tyres - including budget brands. My goto garage in France - they show the service price on the board behind the desk.

Always wondered if they are related to Dexel in the UK given the branding is very similar,


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Hi all

With respect to my blow out on the peage there were 3 individual French operators involved - namely the Highways people, the breakdown recovery operator and the Tyre Franchise. In UK terms these were the equivalent of Highways Agency, Breakdown service and KwiK Fit / National Tyre Services for example.

None of them insisted or advised that I must have both tyres replaced. In the case of the French tyre replacement company, who would have gained the sale of an extra tyre (which we were expecting), if it had been French Law I would have expected them at least to insist. Fact is they didn't. Neither did either of the other agencies.

So it occurs to me that either the French agencies involved were negligent or the belief amongst some that same brand tyres and tread on same axles are cast in stone in French Law are incorrect.

I'll get the other tyre replaced once in UK and get Tyrepal fitted ( we are CMC members at least until 26/9 so qualify for the discount) so cheers Monty15 for the link.

Thanks for the advice all



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directive européenne 92/23/CEE du 31 mars 1992:
Tyres on the same axle must be the same make, same dimension, same structure, same speed rating, same category (winter/summer etc),same load rating. with the exception of an emergency spare.
saxo1


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Quote: Originally posted by saxo1 on 12/9/2024
directive européenne 92/23/CEE du 31 mars 1992:
Tyres on the same axle must be the same make, same dimension, same structure, same speed rating, same category (winter/summer etc),same load rating. with the exception of an emergency spare.
saxo1



How often would something like this be checked and who checks it?
Is it on the road, or a garage?

What's the outcome if they are not the same?


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"How often would something like this be checked and who checks it?
Is it on the road, or a garage?

What's the outcome if they are not the same?"


Probably rarely, but if you were involved in an accident I expect they would be checked and the consequences could vary from a category 4 fine (135 euros) to confiscation of the vehicle if it could be proven that it was a contributing factor.


Post last edited on 12/09/2024 14:17:46


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So the chances then are about zero.

Never say never though.

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Remember, if you buy something you bought it, not brought it.


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Possibly being a tad pedantic here but does that EU directive apply to motor vehicles? In which case it may not apply to vehicles being towed, ie trailers / caravans?



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