OPP finds 6 tires need replacing after stopping commercial vehicle
Tires on a commercial vehicle lead to the CMV being pulled out of service in Bradford, Ont., on Wed., June 25, 2025.
A commercial vehicle stopped on Highway 88 at Highway 400 in Bradford Wednesday by provincial police led to the big rig being taken out of commission due to critical safety issues.
According to police, the driver had completed a pre-trip inspection report, indicating the vehicle was in good working condition with 'No Issues.' However, when officers conducted their own inspection, they discovered significant discrepancies.
Officers say six tires on the vehicle needed to be replaced due to wear and tear, which can pose a risk to the safety of the driver and other motorists. The vehicle was subsequently taken out of service for the repairs to be completed.
There was no word on whether any charges were laid.
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