Preventive Maintenance Inspection
A preventive maintenance inspection (PMI) is a scheduled, comprehensive vehicle safety check carried out at fixed intervals to identify and address defects before they cause breakdowns or compliance failures. Tyre checks during a PMI cover tread depth, pressure, damage, age, and wear patterns. PMI records are critical evidence of a compliant maintenance regime.
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