tich1958

Hi fellow Skodians, I have a 2016 Fabia 1.2 tsi dsg and on the last 2 mot’s have been advised that I have “cracking” in between the treads of my tyres. The treads themselves are all above 4mm however these are the tyres that were on the car when I bought it from new and the mileage is 21k. There is a bit of wear on the inner fronts so had the alignment checked and that was ok. Is it worth me swapping the wheels around?

I would also look at how much you are going to use the car bearing in mind the 2016 will be £20 road tax as where the 2018 will be £140

The garage I went to in my area comes highly recommended from lots of returning customers. I actually watched him drive the car in and also watched him set his gear up. He called me in to show me that the laser light was pointing to where it should be, so at no point was any adjustments made

The tracking & alignment was free as I had requested it and they don’t charge if there are no alterations. I’m wondering if it’s down to the advisories on a previous mot

skoda fabia III 2016. I've had the tracking tested and that is spot on but both front tyres have a little wear on the inside edge. Is there a way to adjust the camber? I should add that a previous mot test gave an advisory that " nearside/offside front suspension arm pin or bush worn but not resulting in excessive movement Rear bush" If someone could point me in the right direction I would be very grateful thanks