In Queensland, the law is quite clear about your tyre's audacity to stick out from your vehicle's bodywork. Tyres can protrude a maximum of 50mm beyond the guard or bodywork when viewed from the side, ensuring you don't turn your car into a rolling hazard. This regulation aims to prevent damage to other road users and keep your vehicle roadworthy. Overshooting this limit might land you a fine or a failed safety inspection, as the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads enforces these rules rigorously.
For detailed guidance, check the official Queensland transport website or visit ServiceCentral for advice on compliance and inspections.
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