Laura Bennett
Vehicle Fitment Specialist
Laura covers vehicle fitment and tyre-size explanations. The focus is helping readers check the exact vehicle version, wheel option and full tyre specification, including different axle requirements and the limits of a registration search.
Areas of expertise
Guides credited to Laura
- Can You Change Your Tyre Size? The UK RulesSizes & Markings
- OE & Manufacturer Approval Markings (★, MO, AO, N)Sizes & Markings
- Plus Sizing Tyres ExplainedSizes & Markings
- Tyre Wheel Diameter ExplainedSizes & Markings
- Where to Find Your Tyre SizeSizes & Markings
- Finding the Right Tyres by RegistrationChoosing & Buying
- Matching Tyres to How and Where You DriveChoosing & Buying
- Tyre Finance and Pay-Monthly OptionsChoosing & Buying
- All-Season Tyres ExplainedTypes & Technology
- Do EVs Wear Tyres Faster?Types & Technology
- Anlas Tyres Review: Are They Any Good?Tyre Reviews
- Debica Tyres Review: Are They Any Good?Tyre Reviews
- Firestone Tyres Review: Should You Buy?Tyre Reviews
- Kenda Tyres Review: Are They Any Good?Tyre Reviews
- Kleber Tyres Review: Should You Buy?Tyre Reviews
- Linglong Tyres Review: Are They Any Good?Tyre Reviews
- Maxxis Tyres Review: Should You Buy?Tyre Reviews
- Radar Tyres Review: Are They Any Good?Tyre Reviews
- Taurus Tyres Review: Are They Any Good?Tyre Reviews
How Laura works at Tyres HQ
Vehicle guides should distinguish size references from an approved fitment. Existing tyres can be useful evidence, but a previous wheel or tyre change may be incorrect and needs checking against manufacturer information.
Our editorial standards distinguish general guidance from an inspection or physical tyre test. A useful claim needs the right source and context, and a revision should also update the summary and FAQs where the same point appears.
You can read how this works in our editorial guidelines and in how we review tyres. Spotted something that looks wrong? Our corrections policy explains how to tell us.
