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    New tyres in Hoddesdon

    We have a full range of very competitive priced new tyres in Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire for cars, vans and 4×4. We supply the full range of top tyre manufacturers at the best prices for our customers to stay competitive in the new market.

    We get our tyres delivered sometimes twice a day, so if you book a new tyre replacement order with us before 12pm we’ll have your tyres the same day for the afternoon appointment. If you book a new tyre replacement before half past 5 on a weekday we can book you in for a Saturday fitting.

    Why not give us a call with your tyre size for a free quote over the phone or you can use our “Get a free tyre quote” form or email bookings@brantwoodtyres.co.uk to ask for a quote if you’re busy and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

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    Part worn tyres in Hoddesdon

    We have a full range of fully tested Part Worn Tyres that still have over 75% of the usable tread still remaining on the tyres at a fraction of the cost of new tyres.

    New tyre prices can run into hundreds of pounds per tyre and thousands in many cases if you want a full set. Thats because tyre sizes on vehicles are increasing especially over the last few years. Now most tyre sizes are 17 inch and above so a full set of runflat or larger 19/20 inch tyres will be expensive.

    We personally select all our part worn tyres from the suppliers. Each tyre is then thoroughly inspected, visually inside and out by several trained inspectors, who then fit the tyre to a wheel and pressure test. If the tyre passes only then is it may serviceable.

    Once your old tyre is off, we’ll fit a new valve, clean the bead to rim area and apply a layer of tyre bead sealant. The bead sealant is to prevent and leaks when the new tyre is put on from any part of the alloy that has missing paint.

    We pride our selves in taking time in this process. Doing the job right means we offer you the safest and most affordable option to keeping your vehicle on the road.

    All our part worn tyres come with a 48hr warranty period. This means once the tyre is fitted any lose of pressure within the 48hr period, we will replace the tyre. If the tyre pressure is maintained after this period then usually it will continue to do so with no problems. We do recommend checking your tyres on a weekly basis and especially before any long journey.

    If the tyre is driven on with little or no pressure, this can damage the sidewall of the tyre making a repair impossible. So regular checking of the tyre pressure is always a good idea.

    The only limitation to our warranty is if your wheels are pot hole damaged making the wheel out of shape, as this can cause the seal around the tyre to not be 100 percent airtight. Also if the alloy wheel has sustained any cracks in the metal (usually from holes in the road as well) allowing air to escape, however we have contacts in the local area that can both fix small dents on the inner part of the wheel and weld cracks in alloy wheels to save you having to purchase a new alloy.

    Please feel free to call us and give us the tyre size you are looking for and we will be happy to check our stock availability and give you a fully fitted price before you arrive.

    Or alternatively use our booking form and we will either email you back or call you.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Why should I worry about my tyres?

    Tyres are the only part of your vehicle that are in contact with the road and play a vital part in keeping you and your passengers safe. Because they are so important there are legal requirements which relate to their condition and upkeep. The tyre must be fit for purpose and free from defects. They must also be correctly inflated to the vehicle manufacturers and tyre manufacturers recommended tyre pressures, this pressure will vary dependent upon if your vehicle is fully laden or unladen. A tyre which is fit for purpose is compatible with the tyres fitted to your other wheels. They should not show any signs of damage bulges or tears in excess of 25mm (or 10%) of the width of the tyre, whichever is the greatest. They should also not have any part of the cord or ply visible; this is part of the tyre structure and should not be able to be seen. If your tyres have any of these defects we would expect your vehicle to fail its MOT, tyres are one of the main causes of MOT failure so don’t get caught out.

    We believe that tyres should be checked once a month and before any long journey. This should include the tyre pressures along with a visual check of the tyre condition and the tyre tread depth. If you identify anything that causes you concern, pop into your local Just Tyres and they’ll be happy to advise you for free. Don’t forget to check your spare tyre if you have one

    No, whether your vehicle is a city run around or a large 4×4 vehicle, the same conditions apply and our cost of fitting 4×4 tyres is no different. Unless you take your vehicle off road and cross country on a regular basis you will usually be using your 4×4 on normal roads and motorways and the requirement doesn’t differ. However, if you are using your vehicle mainly off road there are tyres which are better suited to muddy and slippery conditions that can be apparent. In this case, talk to one of our friendly tyre experts who can advise you depending upon your driving conditions.

    How should I check my tyres?

    Always use a tread depth gauge to ensure that your tyres tread is above the legal minimum of 1.6mm, remember to measure across the whole width and circumference of the tyre. If you don’t have access to a tread depth gauge using a 20p piece will also work, if the outer band of the coin is visible then your tyres may be below the legal limit. When carrying out a visual inspection of the tyre, also remember to look at the inside of the tyre wall. You need to look for any cuts, bulges or lumps or embedded objects, always remove these if you find any. Your vehicle tyre pressures should be adjusted in line with the manufacturers recommended settings which are usually found on the door seal of your vehicle, the fuel cap or in the owner’s manual of the vehicle.

    The legal limit for car and van tyres is 1.6mm of tread across the central three quarters of the tyre around its whole circumference. If any tyres are found to be illegal you could be fined up to £2,500 and have 3 penalty points awarded for each illegal tyre.

    There really is no easy answer to this question as it is very dependent upon how well the tyres are maintained and what type of driving you undertake. For example a tyre that is well maintained and driven for long periods of time on a motorway will generally last longer than a tyre that has not been maintained and driven around a city environment with lots of stopping, starting and roundabouts. There are tyres in the market that claim to have better longevity over their competitors, for more information on these tyres, talk to one of our friendly tyre advisors in store.

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