Surely nearly every tyre depot will have them in stock? I had my trailer serviced last Wednesday at my local one-man-band workshop in the middle of nowhere and while he didn't have the needed brake shoes in stock [delivered with four hours] he did have two of those tyres in stock. Luckily I didn't need a third. I know that specialist tyre depots all have them so put a search in Google on your phone and try a few from the list in the locality.
Probably but I want local
Google will bring up the garages and you can judge whether it is a Quickfit or not. As long as the price is right, what's wrong with Quickfit anyway? A tyre is a tyre and as long as you tell them to inflate it to 90psi there's not much to go wrong.
Yes I know but their might be a little guy that’s really nice and really good that some helpfull farmer on here point me his way you know , he who seeks shall find .
Keep away from kwikfit ... and that came from a mate of the manager at
Personally I avoid multi nationals as as possible I like to help the one man bands if at all possible .What do they do? Pre-puncture the tyres?
Just realised this is the same one I mentioned above
Their now very good thanks for that info much appreciated , they must do some
I agree and do the same and support my local small businesses. I'm not saying that I wouldn't buy from a big national supplier but I have the mechanic who fits tyres about five miles one way, but has now given up on big tractor tyres now due to his age, and the specialist tyre fitter down the other way that does my emergency work and gets most of my tyre orders.
Aye good day for road tripRough weather today Hilly
didn’t spoil anything else .
Yes she was getting blown about a bit but the bull in the back kept it down.
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