Excellent service And good price.
Great service and good value for money.. sound local firm.
Outstanding service from this little outfit. I had a blow out close to their premises and they came out and replaced the tyre. They even helped to to source a new part/repair for the cause of the issue - a dislodged wheel spring. I've used Tyrerite for all wheel/tyre related purchases and I've never been disappointed. The prices for all tyres are competitive and you would not get better customer service anywhere.
Always good customer service. 4 new tyres. Saved £98.00. Why go to Kia when you can go to Tyrerite.
Great service tyres were done with in a couple hours of dropping the car off. They are also very affordable the staff where welcoming and friendly they also threw in a free car wash as well.
brilliant !!! friendly staff, quick and professional ! 5*
The RoadHawk 2 is a mid-range tyre manufactured by Firestone. This is the new and improved version of Firestone's original RoadHawk.
09/12/2025DBMercedes-Benz E ClassShow/hide review score breakdownNo problems
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10/09/2025GDNissan MicraShow/hide review score breakdownA brand with a long history and good reviews.
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30/07/2025ADMitsubishi Outlander PHEVShow/hide review score breakdownQuite a good tyre no problems so far.
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01/06/2025GDJaguar XFShow/hide review score breakdownThese Firestone Roadhawk 2 have super grip in the wet. Not the softest or quietest perhaps but overall a very good tyre.
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22/12/2025MBNissan X-TrailShow/hide review score breakdownDry Handling
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Using the guide below, you can find your tyre size quickly and easily from the sidewall of your current tyres.
You're looking for a 3-digit number e.g. 225
Followed by a 2-digit number e.g. 45
The rim size e.g. 17 inches
A 2/3-digit number and a letter e.g. 94 (Load) and V (Speed)
