BMW M22020 · 3.0L PETROL

The most recent MOT on 2024-08-30 confirmed the 2020 BMW M2 passed, but multiple tyres were found worn close to the legal limit, with edge wear and low tread. Specifically, all four tyres showed signs of uneven wear, including inner edge damage on front tyres and nearside/rear tyres. The offside front tyre also had a superficial cut to the inner sidewall, though not severe enough to compromise structural integrity. A 2023-08-18 MOT revealed similar patterns, with front tyres worn on the inner edges. This suggests a recurring issue with tyre wear, likely linked to alignment, suspension, or driving habits. The pattern has remained consistent over two years, indicating no significant improvement. However, there is no evidence of worsening beyond the same types of defects being reported. The vehicle’s mileage of 28,669 miles over six years equates to roughly 4,778 miles annually, which is low for its age. This could imply lighter use or periods of inactivity, which might contribute to uneven tyre wear or component stiffness. However, low mileage does not inherently indicate better mechanical health, as prolonged inactivity can lead to issues like seized parts or degraded fluids.