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TRIMECH Dhaker · Utilities · View on the App Store

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Your tires could be illegal right now and you wouldn't know it. In the US, driving on tires below 2/32" is illegal. In Europe, below 1.6mm. A blowout at highway speed is catastrophic. And most people never check. TreadView changes that. Point your iPhone camera at the tread, and in seconds you'll know exactly where you stand — no gauge, no coin, no mechanic visit. HOW IT WORKS Pick your reason (safety check, inspection, used car purchase, road trip). Point. Scan. TreadView guides you through the shot, analyzes the image, and delivers a clear verdict. SAFE — Drive with confidence WARNING — Monitor closely, we explain why DANGER — Replacement recommended WHAT YOU GET • Estimated tread depth in mm and 32nds • Uneven wear detection (over-inflation, misalignment) • Legal compliance for your country (42 countries) • Estimated remaining tire life • Timestamped PDF report to share with your mechanic 6 MODES FOR EVERY SITUATION Daily Safety — quick check before hitting the road Vehicle Inspection — will your tires pass? Used Car — negotiate with real data in hand Road Trip — are your tires highway-ready? Post-Incident — curb hit, pothole: should you worry? Seasonal — are your winter tires still good? FULL VEHICLE DASHBOARD Scan all 4 tires and see your car's overall condition at a glance. Track wear history over time. 42 COUNTRIES, LOCAL STANDARDS USA 2/32" • UK 1.6mm • Germany 1.6mm • Japan 1.6mm • Australia 1.5mm. Each country with its fines and inspection requirements. TreadView is a decision-support tool. Always confirm critical safety decisions with a certified professional or calibrated instrument. Free. Check your tires with confidence.

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