2019 PORSCHE CAYMAN2.0L Petrol

This 2019 Porsche Cayman shows a concerning and consistent trend of tyre degradation that has worsened significantly over the last four years. While the vehicle has covered a very low annual mileage of approximately 2,000 miles, the MOT records indicate that the rubber is suffering from severe perishing and cracking, suggesting the car may be spending long periods stationary or stored in conditions that accelerate compound decay. The most recent inspection from May 2026 highlights that all four tyres are now failing due to severe perishing, with the rear tyres also showing wear close to the legal limit. This pattern has been present in every MOT since 2023, indicating that the previous owner has consistently failed to address tyre health despite repeated warnings. The recurring nature of these advisories suggests a lack of proactive maintenance regarding the vehicle's primary contact points with the road. The mileage is exceptionally low for a seven-year-old sports car, which can be a double-edged sword. While it suggests the car has not been driven hard over long distances, the persistent tyre issues point toward long periods of under-use. Vehicles that sit idle for extended durations often suffer from seized components, perished seals, and battery degradation, which are not always captured during a standard MOT test. The overall condition trend is worsening in terms of tyre maintenance, as the advisories have escalated from minor cracking to severe perishing and legal-limit wear. The historical note of a slightly distorted front wheel in 2024 is also a point of interest, as it may have contributed to the uneven edge wear noted on the rear tyres in subsequent years.