I had 2 tyres fitted by Steve and was such a nice man and so helpful. Ironically I did not know this tyre shop existed and only found it through another channel. I will certainly use Steve's services again. A very proficient service centre. Thanks again Steve.
Very handy location on the 24. Very reasonable prices and great service.
Great place! Very professional and welcoming highly recommended 👌
Family run business, Steve and Danny are amazing, great service, friendly, they take great care with your car. My tyres needed balancing as I had steering wobble at 60 to 70 mph. Danny sorted it out, now my car drives perfectly. Also, nice to see them torque up my wheel nuts properly to the correct Nm.
Friendly and professional, provided the right advice for my car where I had a mix of tyres and needed to replace one of them. Didn't try to sell me the most expensive one, just the suitable one. Highly recommend.
I have used Steve at Trust tyres for several years. Always helpful. I wouldn’t go anywhere else now for tyres
Great customer service from Steve, Fitted me in on a Saturday and was very helpful, Will definitely be using them again. Thanks
Go to Kwik Fit, get served by an employee, sure they might be good at their job, but do they really care, probably not. Go to Kwik fit and they will just force your wheel nuts straight in with the airgun, when it snaps or gets locked in, oh well, our terms and conditions protect us from our own stupidity. Instead, go to Trustyres. where the owner of the business will do the work, the owner cares 1000% more than an employee of a large company who is just a number, the owner will give you great service, well above and beyond what you'll find at a big brand. will you find a big workshop, nope. but what you do find is the equipment they are using is top brand Italian and new. So, don't be fooled by the big brands, go to the guys that actually care about what they do.
Excellent service, thank you
Using the guide below, you can find your tyre size quickly and easily from the sidewall of your current tyres.
You're looking for a 3-digit number e.g. 225
Followed by a 2-digit number e.g. 45
The rim size e.g. 17 inches
A 2/3-digit number and a letter e.g. 94 (Load) and V (Speed)
