Tyre Shop Waiuku, established over 25 years ago, was originally run as a Firestone/Bridgestone Store. Today, the business operates independently under the ownership of Simon Collins.
We’re focused on delivering the same high-quality service that Tyre Shop Waiuku is known for. With a wide range of knowledge, there's no job too big or too small for our team.
We’re proud to be part of the Waiuku Auto Service Hub.
Have a read of our frequently asked questions.
Contact our team or pop in to the office today for expert advice.
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Look for indicators like low tread depth, or cracks and bulges to the tyre rubber.
2.
Generally, checking once a month is suitable to maintain your tyre pressure.
3.
It’s best to have the same four tyres (same size, brand, tyre pattern) on all wheels.
4.
The average tyre lasts around 40,000km.
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Ensuring your tyres are at the right pressure, aligned and balanced can help to keep them long lasting. Driving smoothly can also help extend the lifespan of tyres.
6.
You can usually find the car manufacturer’s tyre information in the glove box, under the bonnet, in the fuel cap or on the drivers door. If you’re not sure which size is right for your car, contact our friendly team today.
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You can check the tread wear indicators, built into the grooves of your tyre. If the tread has reached a ‘worn’ level, your tyre needs replacing. If you’re not sure, visit Tyre Shop Waiuku and a member of our team can check for you.
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It depends on where the damage is on the tyre, as well as how bad the damage is. Our team can assess this for you. Contact us today.
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A common way to tell if you need a tyre alignment is if the car is pulling to one side of the road while steering. If you’ve noticed a change in the way your car is steering, get in touch with our team.
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Yes, you can view a full list of our services here!
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Our team is trained to advise you on the best tyre for you vehicle’s needs. Contact us today.
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