In Victoria, the law states that tyres (and other vehicle parts) must not protrude more than 75mm beyond the guard or mudguard on passenger vehicles. This is to prevent hazards to pedestrians and other road users. For wider vehicles, special permits or modifications might be required. Remember, excessive tyre protrusion can also affect your car insurance and roadworthiness inspections.
Consult the Victorian Road Safety Road Rules or ServiceCentral for precise details and updates.
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