Services

The simple act of banging a kerb or hitting a pothole can skew your wheel alignment. Poorly aligned wheels result in irregular and accelerated tyre wear and can affect the handling and safety of your vehicle.

Let us give you peace of mind and ensure you get the maximum wear from your new tyres by ensuring the wheels are correctly aligned.

The simple act of banging a kerb or hitting a pothole can skew your wheel alignment. Poorly aligned wheels result in irregular and accelerated tyre wear and can affect the handling and safety of your vehicle.

Let us give you peace of mind and ensure you get the maximum wear from your new tyres by ensuring the wheels are correctly aligned.

A locking wheel nut key is required to remove the alloy wheels from you vehicle. If this has been lost or your vehicle wan't supplied with one, this will result in a tyre change taking longer to complete.

Since November 2012 all new vehicles are fitted with a TPMS - Tyre Pressure Monitoring System.  Let us check the health of your TPMS system. We'll let you know if any of your valves need replacing or if there are any other issues that need to be rectified.

Driving over a foreign object can result in a reduction in tyre pressure and eventually a completely flat tyre. Depending on the damage some tyres can be repaired. **This excludes run flat tyres**

Tyre Rotation refers to the positioning of your vehicle's tyres (i.e. moving your rear tyres to the front) to help maximise their tread life.

The Tyre Check service inspects the condition of your tyres including wear and any damage sustained.

If your wheel balance is incorrect, this will cause vibration in the steering wheel and dashboard as well as prematurely wearing your tyres and suspension parts. Over time, bumps and cornering will affect your wheel balance so it is recommended to have them balanced regularly. This is for the front wheels only