Record the full tyre size and markings from the sidewall, then photograph the actual tyre's tread, shoulders, and visible damage. State whether it is new, used, or retreaded, and disclose repairs or uneven wear that you can observe.
Show the date-code information clearly when legible, but do not turn it into a prediction of remaining service life. A photograph and tread description do not by themselves establish roadworthiness or suitability for a particular vehicle.
Keep each tyre's details tied to its own stock record, especially when several similar sizes are stored together. Ask the buyer to verify the size and application with a qualified source. If a marking is unclear or damage raises a safety concern, do not present the tyre as ready for use. Keep tyre details separate when two tyres have different wear.
