Tyres
Tyre fitters in Hunstanton and King’s Lynn
Your tyres are the only point of contact your vehicle has with the road.
That’s why it’s so important that you look after them. We offer a free tyre health check, looking at tread depth, tyre pressure, the condition they’re in, and whether there is any wear and tear. If we identify any problems, like a puncture, we will inform you of the work required to repair it and any costs.
We supply and fit tyres of all sizes and brands on cars and vans.
CONTACT US TODAY
Call us to book your free tyre health check, or to speak to our friendly reception team for more information.
Did you know we offer 4-wheel alignment?
If your vehicle is veering heavily to the left or right or you notice uneven wear on your tyres, you may require 4-wheel alignment and replacing your tyres alone may not fix your problem. We offer 4-wheel alignment at our King’s Lynn garage using advanced Hunter equipment.
frequently asked questions
How do I check my tyres?
You must check your tread depth and tyre pressure regularly – especially before a long journey. You can briefly check your tyre pressure by looking at them a little closer – if they look flat, you should take your car to a garage to check and get them inflated if necessary. To test your tyres’ tread depth, take a 20p coin and insert it into the grooves on one of your tyres, making sure you test the inner/centre and outer tread. You will need to turn the wheel left to right to achieve this. If you can’t see the outer band on the coin, your tyres are above the legal limit. If you can see it, that tyre could be unsafe and you’ll need to get it inspected by a technician. Repeat this process for all tyres. The only way to be 100% sure your tyres are safe is to inspect them on a ramp, just in case the inner wall is damaged.
How can I tell when my tyres need changing?
If you notice your car doesn’t handle or grip the road as well in poor weather conditions as it used to, it takes longer to stop when you brake, the tyre tread is low, or there’s evidence of perishing/ cracking, this may point to weathered tyres.