Best places to buy tyres these days?

[Stormster]

Wheels are getting refurbed in 2 weeks and with them removing the tyres anyway, makes perfect sense to chuck 2 new ones on at the same time at no extra fitting cost to me. My fronts are getting close to the wear markers!

So, where's best to buy online these days guys?

Thanks!

 

[mx0range]

camskill

 

[nicRob]

Tyreleader

 

[Stormster]

Ahh that's the one I couldn't remember the name of. I used to look on mytyres.net also so I'll look on there. Thanks guys!

 

[Begbie]

I found my local kwikfit to be a good price, I think they were an extra £5 per wheel. But I popped in and they were done that day.

 

[gt_junkie]

Tyreleader

Ditto.

Used to use camskill religiously but Tyreleader's prices have been better the last two times I've bought new boots.

 

[hillbilly2]

Also,

www.oponeo.co.uk

 

[MooMoo444]

I found my local kwikfit to be a good price, I think they were an extra £5 per wheel. But I popped in and they were done that day.

Ditto - heard a lot of problems about Kwikfit but I guess it depends on the branch you to go as I've not had any problems with mine.

 

[mattyg]

My tyres are nearly £70 cheaper each on tyreleader than kwik fit.

 

[chroniclard]

I like Blackcircles, decent system/service. Just easy to use.

 

[iaind]

Don't like buying tyres on their own, it's more faff than it's worth having them delivered, stuffing them in the boot and finding somewhere who'll fit them.. To save s few quid a corner it's not worth it.

Blackcircles and mytyres have both been fine for me - tyres delivered straight to the fitter and decent prices. Although these days I've started just going to a local place I trust - about £5 a corner more expensive than doing it online but worth it as I know they're good

 

[Uriel]

Last couple of times I used www.tyres-pneus-online.co.uk/ and http://www.tyreleader.co.uk/

Quite happy with either. Prices have been better on tyreleader of late.

 

[Begbie]

Ditto - heard a lot of problems about Kwikfit but I guess it depends on the branch you to go as I've not had any problems with mine.

Only problem I've had was they snapped a bolt, but it was most likely due to be over tightened before and I was changing the rear brakes anyway.

Don't like buying tyres on their own, it's more faff than it's worth having them delivered, stuffing them in the boot and finding somewhere who'll fit them.. To save s few quid a corner it's not worth it.

Blackcircles and mytyres have both been fine for me - tyres delivered straight to the fitter and decent prices. Although these days I've started just going to a local place I trust - about £5 a corner more expensive than doing it online but worth it as I know they're good

Exactly, I've used one of those tyre places that come to your door before. It was £20 more expensive than blackcircles etc (or whatever was the cheapest at the time). They turned up at my door, fitted the tyres, took away the old ones. Job done.

 

[MONOLITH]

Also,

www.oponeo.co.uk

I wouldn't use them. Currently in a dispute with them. Sent out a completely different bike tyre. Can't get hold of them on the phone. They don't respond to emails.

Avoid.

 

[Burned_Alive]

Still use Blackcircles. Generally competitive prices and the whole process is flawless end to end.

 

[MONOLITH]

Still use Blackcircles. Generally competitive prices and the whole process is flawless end to end.

That has also been my experience with Blackcircles. Won't bother trying to save a few quid by going somewhere else next time.

 

[Uriel]

In this case, I think it makes sense to check the cost of supplying the tyres yourself. If the people refurbing the alloys are able to supply tyres check what they can buy them for.

If you can get them much cheaper supplied online, go with the online supplier.

Ordinarily, going with someone who supplies and fits them may be simpler - particularly if there's a problem with the tyres discovered during o after fitting.

 

[Jonny69]

Kwik Fit were good for mine too and did a really nice balance job. Very much depends on the size of the tyre with them, though.

 

[Tom_ed1987]

Tyreleader were the cheapest for me recently. Tyres delivered had a manufacture date 2 weeks prior to my order.

 

[teenwolf]

asda tyres, then choose arnold clark to fit if you have one near to you, get a free wash and inside valet for free, they also do a free vehicle check if wanted.