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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.
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