A car was seized in Stone after police said it had no valid insurance and two unroadworthy tyres.
Staffordshire Police said Roads Policing officers were carrying out proactive patrols in the town on Thursday 8 October when they stopped the vehicle.
The force said the car was seized for having no valid insurance and the driver was reported for summons.
Police said further action was also taken against the driver after the vehicle was found to have two unroadworthy tyres.
The force reminded motorists that vehicles used on public roads must be taxed, insured, have a valid MOT where required and be maintained in a roadworthy condition.
For cars, the legal minimum tyre tread depth is 1.6mm across the central three quarters of the tyre and around its entire circumference.
Police also urged drivers to carry out regular vehicle checks, particularly as poor weather can increase the risks posed by vehicle defects.
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