Warwick drivers due new tyres can skip the depot queue. Compare budget, mid-range and premium prices over the phone, then the chosen tyre is mounted on your Woodloes Park or Packmores drive.
Warwick wears tyres in two very different ways. Inside the old walls, squeezing past parked cars on Jury Street and Smith Street grinds outer shoulders against the stone kerbs. Outside them, daily runs along the A46 bypass to Kenilworth or down the A429 through Barford wear tread evenly but steadily. A Hatton Park commuter chasing motorway refinement and a Myton pensioner doing shop trips need different tyres, and both choices deserve an honest price comparison.
Find the size stamped on the tyre wall, say 195/65 R15 91H, and tell us which band interests you. Each is priced during the call. On the chosen day the Warwick car is jacked on your drive or a work bay, the machine in the van frees the old tyre, its replacement is seated and spin-balanced, and each wheel nut tightened to the correct setting. Your old Warwick tyre leaves in the van.
Home drives in Chase Meadow, Warwick Gates and Hampton Magna suit a booked fit, as does Warwick Technology Park. Tight, busy Castle Street and the Market Place do not suit a fitting; move to a broader road or St Nicholas Park car park.
| Postcodes | CV34, CV35 |
|---|---|
| Typical arrival | A long run from London: allow 2 to 3 hours |
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Get the order right before booking. Beyond the size, each Warwick tyre carries two ratings, load then speed, 94W for example, and the replacement must equal or beat both. XL means reinforced; RSC or RFT means run-flat, and a car built for run-flats should keep them. Match the pair on an axle where possible. Leave the locking key on the dashboard for the fitter, and park on a Chase Meadow drive or at Technology Park, away from the Market Place.
Some Warwick cars carry run-flats marked RSC, and owners may wonder whether ordinary tyres would suit them better. Switching is possible, yet it leaves no spare-wheel backup, so a repair kit should live in the boot, and one axle must never carry a mix of the two. After a deflation warning on the A46 bypass, come off at Longbridge Island before stopping.
New tyres in Warwick, priced by phone and fitted on your drive or at work.
