PMI
PMI (Preventive Maintenance Inspection) is a scheduled, in-depth vehicle inspection carried out at set intervals — typically every 6 to 8 weeks for commercial vehicles. Tyre inspections during a PMI include tread depth measurement, pressure checks, damage assessment, and wear pattern analysis. PMI records are a critical part of demonstrating compliance to the DVSA and traffic commissioners.
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