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You are here: Home1 / News2 / Company News3 / Fleets facing ‘unprecedented’ rises in tyre costs, says i247 Group

Fleets facing ‘unprecedented’ rises in tyre costs, says i247 Group

Date: 27th July 2022 Author: Andrew Bogie Comments: 0
technician handles new tyre Fleets are facing rises in tyre costs (Photo: Shutterstock/Krasula)

Fleets are facing tyre cost rises at an unprecedented rate, placing additional strain on already stretched SMR budgets, warns i247 Group, the outsourced driver support and asset management provider. The Poole-based company reports average tyre costs are likely to continue rising due to a rapidly-changing fleet portfolio mix and double-digit percentage cost increases from tyre manufacturers to its customer base.

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