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Lodge Tyres consolidated in 2020, growing in 2021

Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
Lodge Tyres has been located in its modern Stafford headquarters (pictured) for roughly four years, having outgrown its earlier Birmingham headquarters. And Lodge Tyres remains “a hungry, happy, and progressive independent business”, according to managing director Andy Christmas

Following Halfords’ recent acquisitions of Universal Tyres and McConnechy’s before that, many have speculated regarding what the future holds for Lodge Tyres. Rumours aside, the short story is that Lodge Tyres had a good 2020 despite the obvious Covid-19-related adversity and is set for further growth in 2021. Tyres & Accessories met with Lodge Tyres managing director Andy Christmas and commercial director Martin O’Brien in order to get the latest details straight from Lodge Tyres’ management.

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