TyreIQ

TyreIQ

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About this app

Your tyres carry the whole car. TyreIQ helps you assess their condition, spot visible damage, check for signs of wear and keep every inspection organised in one digital Garage.

Take three guided photos and let TyreIQ examine the tyre’s visible condition, including the tread, sidewall, wheel area and identifying markings. You receive a clear, easy-to-understand result designed to help you notice concerns earlier and stay on top of tyre maintenance.

With TyreIQ, you can:

• Check tyres for visible damage and wear
• Review tread and sidewall condition
• Identify tyre details from your photos
• Follow a simple guided photo process
• Save vehicles inside your digital Garage
• Keep inspection results and tyre history organised
• Revisit previous checks whenever you need them
• Track multiple vehicles from one place

Whether you are checking your daily car, preparing for a long journey, buying a used vehicle or keeping an eye on an ageing tyre, TyreIQ gives you a smarter way to understand what is happening at each corner of your car.

No scattered photos. No forgotten checks. No guessing which tyre was inspected last.

Your car has a dashboard. Now your tyres do too.

Important information

TyreIQ provides visual, AI-generated observations based on the photographs submitted. Results depend on image quality and may be incomplete or incorrect.

TyreIQ is an informational vehicle-maintenance tool. It does not replace an MOT, a physical inspection or advice from a qualified tyre professional.

Never rely on TyreIQ alone to decide whether a tyre is safe to use. If a tyre appears damaged, badly worn, underinflated or unsafe, seek professional assistance before driving.

What’s new

Initial release of TyreIQ.
• AI-assisted tyre inspections using guided photos
• Vehicle Garage with saved tyre inspection history
• Free and Premium plans with secure scan allowances
• Premium supports up to 3 vehicles and all 4 tyre positions
• Account protection and Google Play subscription support