Tyre Fitting
Extensive Range of Tyres -
Wheel Balancing
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Free Tyre Inspection
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Tyre Repairs
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Fully Qualified Technicians
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Free Advice and Consultation
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Sports & Performance Ranges
Your car grips the road with just a few millimetres of rubber, so it is important to know that your vehicle is fitted with safe tyres for greater peace of mind and safety on the road.
Our fully qualified technicians will inspect your tyres as part of a service check and asses the condition, tread depth and air pressure. We will also adjust your tyre pressures to the correct spec, report any tyres considered worn or dangerous, and provide you with a quote for replacement.
Regular tyre pressure checks will help prolong the life of your vehicle’s tyres. Under-inflation is one of the main causes of uneven premature wear on your vehicles tyres. It only takes five minutes and a check once or twice a month should be enough.
The minimum legal limit in the UK for the tyre tread depth is 1.6mm, however most tyre manufacturers recommend that you replace a tyre that has reached 3mm or below, due to the dramatic increase in stopping distances under this thickness of tread. Tyres that are illegal carry a fine of £2,500 and 3 penalty points per tyre, so having your vehicle serviced on a regular basis will help ensure your safety as well as avoid points and fines.
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We Always Use Genuine or OEM Parts
Quality
By opting for OEM components, you can be assured that your item adheres to the most stringent quality standards. In contrast, aftermarket parts lack the same level of rigor and often incorporate inferior materials, resulting in shorter lifespans compared to the original products. Choosing genuine manufacturer parts ensures a precise fit and provides lasting peace of mind for years to come.
Warranty Compliance
If your car is within its warranty period, the terms will specify the use of genuine parts for any repair or maintenance work. This requirement exists because aftermarket parts may lead to additional issues beyond the original problem. Failing to adhere to OEM parts can potentially void your warranty.
Part Replacement
OEM parts are meticulously crafted by manufacturers to suit specific car models, ensuring a seamless fit within the broader system and restoring optimal performance. On the other hand, aftermarket parts are typically produced in large quantities to accommodate various vehicle models, leading to ill-fitting components that often face difficulties during installation.