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Mobile Tyre Service in Canterbury
Our Mobile Tyre Service in Canterbury will come to you wherever you may be. Our Mobile service vans are equipped with state of the art fitting and balancing machines to change your tyres wherever and whenever it suits you, throughout Christchurch.
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Tyres 2 Go is proud to be your local Tyre Service Centre in Canterbury. We are locally owned and have been operating in Christchurch for years now. Our team of experts focus on delivering first class, friendly services to all our valued customers and their vehicles to ensure your complete satisfaction. We work 7 days a week and have workshops that you can come into or call us for our mobile tyre services at home. Whether you need a tyre for your family car, performance car, 4WD, light van, motorhome, or commercial vehicle, we have the right tyre that will suit your budget.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Having to Buy New Vehicle Tyres can be tricky. Choosing the accurate tyres for your vehicle is very vital for your driving experience and road safety. Thus, while choosing the tyres, stick to the tyre sizes recommended for your car and pick the right tread pattern that is ideal according to your driving conditions with respect to surface and temperature. Your tyre should have high quality rubber compound for better longevity, as well. Go for a trustworthy brand offering the best warranty for your tyres.
The minimum legal tread depth is 1.5 mm across all the main grooves that contain moulded tread depth indicators. There should be a minimum of 1.5 mm around the circumference of your Car Tyres.
Replacing your old car tyres with new Car Tyres is ideal for the comfort and safety of your car. If your car's tyres don't pass the tread depth exam, then it has worn out. If the tyres are getting punctured frequently or if you are feeling that the tyres are losing their grip on the road, then a replacement is pertinent as it is a matter of safety. You should also keep an eye on the distance travelled. Tyres should be replaced after 40,000-50,000 kilometres travelled.
Yes, you can absolutely check the tread depth of your tyres all by yourself. Just insert a 20c coin into one of the grooves of your car's tyre that's located near the middle of the tyre. The base of the 20c coin is almost 2 mm from the edge. If you can see the number on the coin completely, your tyre has suffered tread wear, and you need to Buy New Vehicle Tyres.
