Tire Safety Foundation

Mission

Our mission is to help raise awareness and to bring education on tire

safety, particularly on manufacturer safety recalls.

Values

Mission

Seeing a need for energetic, nonprofit work in this area, we formed our organization to provide sensible solutions. We've consistently grown since then, all thanks to the helping hands of this amazing community!

Vision

Mission

Vision

To create safer vehicles and roads to travel, while reducing injuries and

fatalities caused by unsafe and dangerous tires.

Coming Soon

TSF is currently in the process of collaborating with a software technology company that has created the ability to capture a tires DOT code by simply scanning a QR code using your mobile phone, that then will be using TSF’s tire recall database to verify if a tire is subject to an open safety recall. Allowing the user know if the age of tire is too old and expired.

Additionally, TSF is working with local congress on bringing state regulations on the auto and tire safety to Georgia- as currently there are only federal regulations. This will allow Georgia the ability to enforce the same guidelines such as, the tire registration law, notification to vehicle owner of safety recall and many others to help create safer roads for Georgians to travel on.

Facts

“ Did you know? “

- When purchasing a tire, you are suppose to have them registered?

Federal law requires tire sellers to provide you a tire registration form at the time of purchase of tire(s).

Why? If your new tire becomes subject to an open safety recall, this is the only way the tire manufacturer will be able to notify you.

How? 3 methods:

1. Tire seller fills out registration form on your behalf and

sends to tire manufacturer.

2. Tire Seller electronically completes and submits. However,

they must notate on your invoice receipt, that your tire has

been electronically registered.

3. Tire seller gives you the form and you complete and send to tire manufacturer

7 Major Facts You Should Know!

1- Tires have an expiration age of 6 years

2- In 2019, 36,096 lives were lost on U.S. roads

3- Tires are the only part of a vehicle that come into contact with the road, and the

spot where the tire meets the road id relatively small.

So even more important to ensure your tires are safe and well maintained.

4- According to NHTSA, more people die a day due to tire failure than distracted

drivers.

5- Tires are better to be under-inflated rather than over-inflated.

6- Georgia ranks #7 in states with highest fatality rates due from motor vehicle

crashes.

7– Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS)

Learn More

Tire Safety Foundation has compiled a list of links to different websites to keep you in the know on recalls and other information in the industry! Be safe!

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Facts

“ Did you know? “

- When purchasing a tire, you are suppose to have them registered?

Federal law requires tire sellers to provide you a tire registration form at the time of purchase of tire(s).

Why? If your new tire becomes subject to an open safety recall, this is the only way the tire manufacturer will be able to notify you.

How? 3 methods:

1. Tire seller fills out registration form on your behalf and

sends to tire manufacturer.

2. Tire Seller electronically completes and submits. However,

they must notate on your invoice receipt, that your tire has

been electronically registered.

3. Tire seller gives you the form and you complete and send to tire manufacturer

7 Major Facts You Should Know!

1- Tires have an expiration age of 6 years

2- In 2019, 36,096 lives were lost on U.S. roads

3- Tires are the only part of a vehicle that come into contact with the road, and the

spot where the tire meets the road id relatively small.

So even more important to ensure your tires are safe and well maintained.

4- According to NHTSA, more people die a day due to tire failure than distracted

drivers.

5- Tires are better to be under-inflated rather than over-inflated.

6- Georgia ranks #7 in states with highest fatality rates due from motor vehicle

crashes.

7– Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS)

Learn More

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Vision

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Vision

Coming Soon

Facts

“ Did you know? “

- When purchasing a tire, you are suppose to have them registered?

Federal law requires tire sellers to provide you a tire registration form at the time of purchase of tire(s).

Why? If your new tire becomes subject to an open safety recall, this is the only way the tire manufacturer will be able to notify you.

How? 3 methods:

1. Tire seller fills out registration form on your behalf and

sends to tire manufacturer.

2. Tire Seller electronically completes and submits. However,

they must notate on your invoice receipt, that your tire has

been electronically registered.

3. Tire seller gives you the form and you complete and send to tire manufacturer

7 Major Facts You Should Know!

1- Tires have an expiration age of 6 years

2- In 2019, 36,096 lives were lost on U.S. roads

3- Tires are the only part of a vehicle that come into contact with the road, and the

spot where the tire meets the road id relatively small.

So even more important to ensure your tires are safe and well maintained.

4- According to NHTSA, more people die a day due to tire failure than distracted

drivers.

5- Tires are better to be under-inflated rather than over-inflated.

6- Georgia ranks #7 in states with highest fatality rates due from motor vehicle

crashes.

7– Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS)

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