Replace or Repair your Tyres
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Tyron Bands
We are regularly meeting Caravan owners who are concerned about the impact on them and their vehicle if they have a blow out on their journey and our advice is very
simple to have Tyron Bands fitted to your wheels to prevent the tyre from leaving the rim in the event of a puncture. Most insurance companies will look favourably if they are fitted so your
yearly premium could be reduced. We will come and supply new tyres and fit Tyron Bands in Smallfield or if your existing tyres are ok we will just fit Tyron Bands.
Puncture Repairs
At A 2 B, we have a wide range of premium tyres such as Michelin, Dunlop, Continental, Pirelli, Bridgestone, & Goodyear. To your mid-range tyres Avon, Maxxis, Hankook, Firestone,
Falken, Yokohama and many budget tyres. We can also provide all-season tyres, run-flats and Tyron bands.
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If you are looking for the original tyres for your Audi, Bentley, Ferrari, BMW and many more we can also supply these. Just give one of our friendly sales team a call and they will be more than
happy to help
If your vehicle requires a locking wheel nut adapter to remove the wheels make sure you know where the adapter is located on your vehicle. Â
With the summer far behind us, your caravans, motorhomes and campervans may not be top on your list of priorities. However, the summer will soon come around again and it is always a good idea to check your tyres before you begin using the vehicle again. The tyres on your caravans and campervans will do less mileage than your normal family car but it is important to check the tread depth and the condition of your tyres. It is always worth remembering that with tyres of five or more years old cracking could appear so we are suggesting that you change your tyres after five years
Other benefits to wheel alignment also include
Reduced tyre wear, resulting in longer tyre life leading to reduced costs
Improved fuel economy again resulting in reduced costs
Improved handling
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If you have noticed an increase in fuel consumption or your steering doesn't sit in the right position while driving in a straight line then this may be due to the
tracking. If you have any question please feel free to give our friendly staff at A 2 B tyre and they will be
more than happy to discuss any problems with you.