# Tyre Tracks > Tyre Tracks is a free tyre (tire) tread depth tracking app for iOS, Android, and macOS. It helps drivers monitor tread wear, predict replacement dates, and stay safe on the road. ## About Tyre Tracks was built by Will Alexander to solve a common problem: drivers don't know when their tyres need replacing until it's too late. The app tracks tread depth measurements over time, analyses wear patterns, and uses AI to predict when each tyre will reach the legal minimum (1.6mm in the UK). ## Key Features - Tread depth tracking with replacement date estimates - Connected vehicle integration for automatic mileage tracking (Tesla, Volvo, Porsche, Audi) - Even wear analysis to detect alignment and pressure issues - AI-powered maintenance recommendations - Tyre pressure tracking and wear correlation analysis - Multi-vehicle fleet management - Service schedule tracking with reminders - Vehicle market valuations - MOT status and history (UK) ## Pricing - Free: Single vehicle with full tread tracking, replacement estimates, even wear analysis, tyre pressure tracking, MOT history, and service schedules - Tyre Tracks Pro: £0.99/month or £5.99/year — unlimited vehicles, multi-measurement mode, tyre size lookups, AI analysis, vehicle image lookups - Vehicle Valuations: £0.99/month or £9.99/year — monthly automated vehicle valuations with history tracking ## Platforms - iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6450018879 - Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appstrm.tyretracks - macOS: Available on the Mac App Store ## Links - Website: https://tyretracks.app - Blog: https://tyretracks.app/blog - Privacy Policy: https://tyretracks.app/privacy - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tyretracks.app/ ## Key Facts - The UK legal minimum tyre tread depth is 1.6mm across the central three-quarters of the tyre - Driving with illegal tyres can result in a £2,500 fine and 3 penalty points per tyre - Safety experts recommend replacing tyres at 2–3mm rather than waiting for the legal minimum - At 1.6mm tread depth, wet stopping distances can double compared to new tyres