Review tire wear history
Last updated Oct 1, 2026
The Tire wear view brings one tire position's notes and photos together across sessions, beside the pressures, temperatures, and session context.
Open it
- From a vehicle page in Garage, use its tire icon (Tire wear).
- From a set in the vehicle's Tires tab, use its Tire wear action to start with that set.
- From a session's tire check, open a tire's Wear view and use History to compare that corner while editing.
Choose what to compare
- Pick a tire position: FL, FR, RL, or RR; motorcycles use Front and Rear.
- This vehicle shows that vehicle's notes for the selected position.
- This set is offered when you open a set's history. It includes the set's fitting periods, even if you swapped it off and fitted it again. Tire replacement markers give the timeline context.
- At this venue is offered when the view was opened with a session's known venue. It narrows the same vehicle's notes to that venue.
- Checks on unassigned personal sessions are kept under No vehicle, separately from a vehicle's history.
Readings appear newest first. Use Load more for earlier entries. If you want to investigate a run, use Open session where it is offered; the entry opened from an unsaved tire-check form stays focused on comparison.
What requires Pro
Personal wear history across sessions, including No vehicle history, requires Pro. Recording tags and photos on an individual tire check is Free. Team vehicle wear history follows Team vehicle read access rather than personal Pro: connected drivers can view their own vehicle, and staff can view the vehicles their permissions allow.
If history is empty
No wear notes for this tire yet means no saved wear notes match that position and scope. Try another position or switch from This set or At this venue to This vehicle. Pressure-only checks do not create wear notes. To add evidence to a run, see Log tire wear and photos.
Photos are for comparison with your own observations. The app does not turn a wear tag or photo into an automatic tire diagnosis.