Career · Beginner
A structured online course that turns scattered tyre knowledge into a clear picture of markings, characteristics and everyday use.

Tyres look simple from the outside: black, round and available in many sizes. In reality, every tyre is the result of dozens of design decisions, and the numbers and symbols on its sidewall carry a great deal of information. Many people who work with tyres every day learned the trade on the job, picking up fragments from colleagues, suppliers and customers along the way.
That approach works until a customer asks something unexpected. Why does this tyre cost twice as much as that one in the same size? What does the load index really mean? Is it safe to mix two brands on one axle? Without a solid foundation, answers become guesses, and guesses cost trust.
This course gathers the essentials about passenger car tyres into one logical path. It starts from how a tyre is built, moves through markings and characteristics, and ends with the practical skill of matching a tyre to a driver. The material is based on practical experience in the tyre business and is presented in plain language, without unnecessary jargon.
You can use it to refresh what you already know, to fill the gaps you did not notice, or to start from zero if the industry is new to you.
Practical abilities you take away from the programme.
Name the main parts and explain what each one does for the driver.
Size, load index, speed index, production date and other markings.
Grip, wear, comfort, noise and rolling resistance in plain terms.
Explain honestly where each type works well and where it does not.
Give short, accurate answers instead of vague reassurance.
Pressure, storage, wear and the habits that make tyres last longer.
Ask the right questions about driving style, mileage and budget.
Complete a final test that shows which topics need another look.
The programme follows the questions that come up at the counter, in the workshop and on the phone. Each topic begins with a situation people actually face and then explains the theory needed to handle it. This keeps the material grounded and easy to remember.
Instead of listing facts in isolation, the lessons connect them. You will see how the structure of a tyre influences its behaviour on the road, how that behaviour is summed up in its characteristics, and how those characteristics translate into a recommendation for a particular customer.
The result is understanding rather than memorised phrases. When something new appears, such as a new model or an unfamiliar question, you have a framework to reason from.

The course is delivered online as self-paced video lessons with supporting materials. You decide when to study: a few lessons in an evening, one topic during a quiet shift, or a steady pace across several weeks. There are no fixed class times.
The programme consists of core theory blocks plus additional blocks with current information for the coming season, so the material does not feel out of date. Access runs for the duration of the annual subscription.
At the end, each participant takes a test that measures how well the material has been absorbed. It is a quick way to see where your knowledge stands, and it is equally useful for managers who want to gauge the level of a whole team in a convenient, flexible format.
Six modules that move from the construction of a tyre to the practice of choosing one for a customer.

Everything included with your purchase.
Eighteen lessons organised into six clear modules.
Notes and reference material to revisit after each topic.
Up-to-date content to prepare you for the coming season.
A structured way to check how well you have absorbed the course.
Study on a computer, tablet or phone whenever it suits you.
Return to any lesson as often as you like during the year.
When you finish, tyre conversations feel different. You can look at a sidewall and read it in seconds, and you know which details matter to a customer and which are noise. Questions that once required checking with a colleague become routine.
You also have a shared vocabulary. If several people in a tyre centre take the course, they explain things in the same way, which makes the whole team sound consistent and reliable to customers.
Because your results on the final test show where you are strongest, you know exactly which topics to revisit. The lessons stay available during your subscription, so a quick refresher before a busy season is always one click away.
There is no fixed schedule. The lessons are short enough to fit into a free evening or a quiet part of a shift. Most people comfortably finish the course by studying a few lessons each week.
No. The course begins with how a tyre is built and builds up step by step, so it suits newcomers as well as people who want to organise what they already know.
After your payment is confirmed you receive access to the lessons online. You can start immediately and study at your own pace on any device with an internet connection.
If the course is not what you expected, you can request a refund within 14 days of purchase.
The lessons are recorded video with supporting materials. You can pause, replay and return to any topic whenever you need.
Yes. You can return to all lessons for as long as your annual subscription is active, including the seasonal updates added to the programme.
Yes. After the theory blocks you take a test that helps you assess how well you have understood the material.
This course focuses on passenger car tyres. Other topics are not part of this programme unless they are listed in the curriculum above.
Start the lessons today and study at a pace that fits your working week.