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Mobile tyre fitting: the new normal for tyre retailers?

Date: 25th June 2020 Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
As a result of the purchase of the latest Mercedes Sprinter van during June, Gorilla Tyres now has a fleet of eight vehicles and can reportedly cover a significant part of the North West (Photo: John Stone; Stone Tyres; Gorilla tyres) As a result of the purchase of the latest Mercedes Sprinter van during June, Gorilla Tyres now has a fleet of eight vehicles and can reportedly cover a significant part of the North West (Photo: John Stone; Stone Tyres; Gorilla tyres)

We’ve all had to adapt during the corona-crisis and lockdown. For many tyre retailers it has meant agonising decisions relating to either staying opening or shutting down. But some have found a middle way – mobile tyre fitting.

During our recent “Kick-starting your tyre business” Tyrepress webinar, Craig Sprigmore, retail director of HiQ; Graham Mitchell, wholesale director of Micheldever Tyre Services; Noel Pope, managing director of Merityre; and John Stone, founder and managing director of Stone Tyres discussed the role of mobile fitting in helping tyre businesses adapt to the new normal.

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