TyreSafe, the UK’s leading charity dedicated to raising awareness about tyre safety, has officially opened entries for the TyreSafe 2025 Awards.
These awards are a prestigious recognition of innovation, dedication, and excellence in tyre safety, acknowledging efforts from manufacturers, retailers, enforcement agencies, and community groups committed to making roads safer.
The TyreSafe Awards are free to enter and open to any organisation or individual with a vested interest in tyre and road safety. Whether you’re in law enforcement, retail, manufacturing, technology, or community advocacy, this is your opportunity to showcase your contributions to improving tyre safety.
This year’s awards cover a broad range of industry and community-driven initiatives, with categories including:
🏆 Compliance & Enforcement – Recognising authorities and enforcement agencies promoting tyre safety compliance.
🏆 Innovation & Technology – Celebrating advancements in tyre safety technology.
🏆 Manufacturer – Acknowledging tyre manufacturers prioritising safety.
🏆 Online & Social Media – Recognising effective digital campaigns spreading tyre safety awareness.
🏆 Outstanding Achievement – Honouring exceptional contributions to tyre safety.
🏆 Retailer – Showcasing excellence in tyre retail safety standards.
🏆 Tyre Safety in the Community – Rewarding initiatives that engage and educate local communities.
🏆 Partner Awards:
To submit an entry, complete the online entry form on the TyreSafe website (Submit Here) by midnight on April 30th, 2025.
Finalists will be notified ahead of the TyreSafe Briefing on June 10th, 2025, at the National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham.
The Briefing is free to attend, offering a great opportunity to network and stay updated on the latest developments in tyre safety and road safety initiatives. Secure your place now by registering here: TyreSafe Briefing Registration.
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