Tyres fitted at our Rockfield Road unit or out to you at the roadside. New and part worn, with the price agreed before anything comes off the car.
We are a tyre shop on Rockfield Road in Hereford, and we run a mobile van as well. Whether you drive in or we come out to you, the job is the same: the right tyre for the car, fitted and balanced, at a price you agreed first.
A new set when it makes sense and a sound part worn when it does not. We stock both so you get a real choice.
Drive in to Rockfield Road, or we bring the van out to the roadside if the car is not going anywhere.
A tyre that is fitted but not balanced will shake at seventy. We do the whole job, not half of it.
You hear the number before the wheel comes off, so there is nothing to argue about at the end.
Tyres supplied, fitted and balanced, with the right option for the car in front of us.
A full set or a single replacement, fitted and balanced on site.
Checked, legal part worns when a new set is not where the budget is.
Roadside fitting across Hereford and the surrounding villages.
Tyres fitted and balanced properly so the wheel runs true.
Recent jobs from around Hereford.
Example - live review feed from one of our clients.
Hereford based and covering the towns and villages around it. If you are just outside, ring and ask.
Ring first if you can and we will tell you whether the tyre is in stock and when to come down. It saves you a wasted trip if we have to order the size in.
A new tyre gives you full tread and a full life. A legal part worn has been checked for tread, damage and age and gets you back on the road for less. We will tell you honestly which one suits your car and your mileage.
Yes. We run a mobile service across Hereford and the surrounding villages, so if the car is sitting on a flat we can come to it rather than you risking a drive in.
Where the damage allows, yes. A clean puncture in the tread area normally repairs. Sidewall damage does not, and we will not put a repair in a tyre that is not safe to repair.
The make and model of the car and the tyre size from the sidewall, the numbers that read something like 205/55 R16. A photo of the sidewall does the job just as well.
Balancing is part of fitting, not an extra thought. An unbalanced wheel shows up as a vibration through the steering at speed, and it wears the tyre unevenly.
Hereford and the villages around it, out towards Ross-on-Wye, Credenhill and Withington. If you are further out, ring and ask before you assume the answer is no.
