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Liam Coyne Tyres
68 Royston Kimmage RoadWest Dublin
Ireland
01 6405855
01 6404929
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www.lctyres.ie/
Liam Coyne tyres was established in 2000. Since then we have become one of the largest OTR tyre specialists in Ireland, With 6 branches throughout Ireland and more planned for 2009 we are never far away.
Liam Coyne Tyres, has launched the Techking earthmover tyre range on the Irish market.
The Techking earthmover tyre range, which comes in sizes 23.5 R 25, 20.5 R 25, 26.5 R 25 and 29.5 R 25 is ideally suited for articulated dumpers, loading shovels and most earthmoving equipment.
We offer a complete service for our customers, supplying new, Fil, Retread, Cushion and SG solid tyres in addition to our repair, tyre management, and onsite fitting services. With our national presence in the marketplace, we offer a large stock and sourcing supply system, giving our customers peace of mind and delegation of risk.
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