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Selecting and fitting tyres has never been easier with D&G Autocare. With a comprehensive inventory of high-quality tyres at your disposal, the procedure is as straightforward as one, two, three:- Browse our extensive range of tyres online to find the perfect match for your vehicle.
- Select a fitting date and time that suits your schedule, and choose the D&G Autocare branch closest to you.
- Simply drive your vehicle to our centre for professional tyre fitting at the best prices.
Our all-inclusive prices cover the tyre, fitting, and VAT, ensuring transparency and convenience. Payment is only required once the tyre has been expertly fitted to your vehicle. To begin, simply input your vehicle registration number or tyre size to identify suitable options from our extensive tyre shop. Offering a rapid tyre fitting service, we guarantee next-day fitting for your utmost convenience. If you require your tyres sooner or need expert advice, our team of tyre specialists is always on hand to give you trusted advice to help you get back on the road. Simply complete our tyre enquiry form, and our experts will promptly respond to assist you. Trust D&G Autocare for an uncomplicated, reliable, and efficient tyre service at the unbeatable prices.
Online Tyre Enquiry
Not Confident about ordering tyres online!
Why not use our online tyre enquiry form and let D&G Autocare do all the hard work for you. Simply complete the form below, and we will get back back in touch with the best advise and the best tyre price in town.
We appreciate that not everyone is confident at ordering online or will want to seek professional and independent advice on the best online tyre for you.
Online Tyre Enquiry
Not Confident about ordering tyres online?
Why not use our online tyre enquiry form and let D&G Autocare do all the hard work for you. Simply complete the form below, and we will get back back in touch with the best advise and the best tyre price in town.
We appreciate that not everyone is confident at ordering online or will want to seek professional and independent advice on the best online tyre for you.
Tyre Enquiry
Frequently Asked Questions
We understand that finding the right tyres can be daunting, especially if you’re not a veritable motorhead. But don’t worry, here at D&G Autocare, we’ve got a super-friendly team on hand to advise, along with tons of tyre options for every type of budget. Need help today? get in touch with our contact form below.
There’s no legal requirement in the UK for you to use different tyres during the winter or colder months. However, it’s worth knowing that harder summer tyres don’t perform as well once temperatures drop below 7°c. Also, unlike winter tyres, which consist of softer rubber and a unique tread pattern suited to freezing conditions, summer varieties often struggle to grip slush and ice. So, if you’re looking for year-round performance and enhanced safety, we recommend fitting winter tyres.
To check your tyre pressure, you first need to ensure they are cold and your car is on a flat surface. Then, you’ll unscrew the dust cap, place a tyre pressure gauge on the stem, and press firmly. The gauge should provide a pressure reading.
Remember, the optimum tyre pressure is different for every model of car. If you’re unsure, check your vehicle’s handbook or the sill of the driver’s side door. If you find gauging your tyre pressures a struggle, you could always ask one of our technicians to help across our network of UK garages.
The minimum legal tyre tread depth is 1.6mm. Driving with tyres worn below this depth is illegal and could incur you a fine of £2,500 and three points—so check regularly. In fact, even if you’re just above this limit, tyre safety could be compromised. If you’re worried about tyre tread depth and safety, you can always consult one of our team by getting in touch through our contact form.
There are many things you can do to improve your tyres’ lifespan. Ensuring you have the correct tyre pressure and wheel alignment is a good starting point, as is making changes to the way you drive. Such examples include reducing your car’s weight by removing unnecessary cargo from your boot, as well as avoiding aggressive acceleration and braking.