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1.6 mm.
1.6 mm. Do not drive with less tread depth. Tyres must also be sound: damage, deformation or other defects may require earlier replacement even with sufficient tread. Meeting the minimum does not guarantee equal grip on every surface or replace manufacturer maintenance advice. This case excludes the limited Annex VII.2 exception for certain historic vehicles.
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Excluyendo la excepción reglamentaria de ciertos vehículos históricos, en los neumáticos de un turismo, ¿cuál es la profundidad mínima legal del dibujo en las ranuras principales?
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- 3 mm.
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