Tyre Shop Near Me

Getting new tyres delivered to you offers the following advantages:

• • You don’t need to take time off work to travel to a tyre workshop
  • You can book a fitting at a time that’s convenient for you
  • You don’t have to wait around in a tyre shop for a tyre service
  • Mobile tyre service vans come equipped with the latest technology

• It’s the most viable option if you’re dealing with a flat or punctured tyre.

We’re experts when it comes to matching your driving habits with the right tyres. We consider whether you drive off-road or mainly in the city, how much you drive, the types of speeds you regularly drive at, and whether or not you carry or tow heavy loads. All of these factors determine the right tyres for you.

We also ensure we fit the right size of tyre for your vehicle. So whether you need ute tyres, car tyres, or light truck tyres, we can ensure you find that perfect tyre match.

Tyres don’t come with a best before date, however five years after their date of manufacture, it’s worth getting a yearly professional condition assessment.

Alternatively, if you have clocked up 40,000 kms on your tyres, you should have them checked. (This may occur much faster than the five year point, especially if you use your vehicle for long trips or for business.)

Also, if there are signs of accelerated tyre wear or damage, you may need a tyre replacement sooner. If you’re not sure, the easiest thing to do is contact Jim’s Mobile Tyres and we can assess your tyres.

Read more here: Best Practices for Timely Tyre Replacement- Knowing When It’s Time to Change Your Tyres

• Tyre Rotations are recommended after approximately 8,000 to 10,000 kilometres of driving on your tyres (or when your vehicle manufacturer recommends it). Tyres are moved to a different location on your vehicle, to ensure they aren’t in high-wear positions for too long. (Vehicles that carry/tow heavy loads, drive long distances, or fleet vehicles may require more frequent rotations.)
• Tyre Pressure Checks help ensure your tyres are kept at the right pressure for your driving needs. Tyres that are under or over inflated can pose a safety risk, so it’s recommended tyre pressure is checked at least monthly. Pressure adjustments may be required:
  • after significant changes in weather conditions
  • before/after long drives
  • before/after carrying heavy loads
  • before/after driving on rough surfaces