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Welcome to Just Tyres Bletchley.  bridgestone run flat tyres for sale 18You won't be under any pressure to buy shock absorbers or brakes because we don't sell them!  tires delray beach floridaWe only supply and fit car, 4 x 4 and van tyres.  where to buy gislaved tiresThis means we offer you expert knowledge and a wide choice of tyre brands. PREMIUM TYRES IN BLETCHLEY Just Tyres Bletchley provides a wide range of products at competitive prices, and you’re able to choose between some of the top brands in the industry, including Michelin, Continental, Bridgestone and Dunlop. We also stock a large range of Super Value tyres, as well as Standard products, which include the likes of Firenza, Nexen, Imperial, Marshal, Avon and Federal & Firestone.

We’re confident that we can provide our customers with the most competitive prices, and we can refund the difference on any tyre purchased within a 20 mile radius of our Bletchley fitting centre. You just need to bring us a written quote on the price within 7 days of the initial purchase, while online quotes are not accepted. TYRES IN BLETCHLEY WITH A PERFECTED FITTING SERVICE Our team is trained to fit tyres safely and we never use airguns to tighten wheel nuts, instead we tighten and torque wheel nuts by hand, so they’re never over tightened and problematic in the event of an emergency. Every tyre we install is correctly seated on the wheel and we do this by overinflating the tyre before deflating it to the correct pressure. The Bletchley tyre fitting centre is easy to find, has plenty of customer parking and is based on Denbigh West Industrial Estate.Home to Bletchley Park which was the Head Quarters for the World War Codebreaking efforts and is now a musuem and a great place to spend a family day out.

Part of the new city of Milton Keynes and the home of the MK Dons and The Blue Lagoon, which is a local nature reserve, Bletchley is South of the A421.If you need to replace your tyres or would like advice on the best tyres for your driving needs and are based in Bletchley, Milton Keynes or any of the surrounding areas, come along to our tyre fitting centre, where we'll be happy to help and carry out a FREE Tyre Check.If you would like to buy your tyres online and have them fitted at our tyre fitting centre in Bletchley, just click on the Buy Online image and book your fitting day & time during checkout. We believe in giving you the best service in the industry, that's why we have happy and loyal customers.  We have four promises to keep you coming back: Call us today on 01908 828797or talk to us in store at: Just Tyres Bletchley1 Second AvenueDenbigh West Industrial EstateBletchleyMK1 1ED Opening hours:Mon-Fri: 8:30am-6pmSat: 8:30am-4:30pm No convenient fitting centre

Don't have the tyre I needMotorists trying to save money could be dicing with death by buying dangerous second-hand tyres, with as many as 83 per cent of used tyres in some areas being sold illegally, warn councils. Part-worn tyres are being sold with serious safety defects, unsafe repairs and incorrect labelling, with some used tyres on sale found to be 23 years old, according to council Trading Standards teams cracking down on irresponsible businesses flouting the law. The Local Government Association (LGA), which represents more than 370 councils in England and Wales, is urging motorists buying second-hand tyres to check they are in good condition and bear the required 'PART-WORN' tyre marking. The stamp lets drivers know that the tyre has been checked and meets legal requirements. Latest government figures show there were 16 people killed and 908 road casualties – more than two a day – in reported accidents in the UK in 2015 where illegal, defective or under-inflated tyres were a contributory factor.

With research showing that around 4.5 million part-worn tyres are being sold in the UK every year, the LGA is warning sellers of illegal used tyres they face confiscation of their stock and prosecution which could lead to a hefty fine and a prison sentence. The warning follows recent operations by council Trading Standards teams. They include: The LGA is advising motorists to avoid buying dangerous second-hand tyres and urging traders to comply with used tyre laws. Cllr Simon Blackburn, Chair of the LGA's Safer and Stronger Communities Board, said: "The prevalence of dangerous used tyres for sale at some businesses is alarming and irresponsible traders have got questions to answer because they are putting lives at serious risk. "Cheap part-worn tyres might be tempting to buy but if they don't have the correct legal markings, motorists risk buying illegal tyres which could contribute to a major accident. "Motorists buying used tyres should go to a reputable trader and check they have ‘PART-WORN' stamped on them as without this mark, they are unlikely to have been checked and the retailer is breaking the law.

They should also look out for any cracks, tears, lumps and check the state of the thread before buying. "It's also worth looking at how good a deal used tyres offer. New tyres are available to suit all budgets, provide a safer option and should last longer, meaning they may offer better value for money in the long term. "Trading Standards teams at councils nationwide will continue to advise traders on their responsibilities, carry out test purchasing and won't hesitate to prosecute anyone selling unsafe used tyres. "This crackdown by councils also highlights how important it is for motorists to check their vehicle's tyres are safe and legal." Anyone who suspects that part-worn tyres being sold do not comply with legislation should contact their local council's Trading Standards via Citizens Advice on 03454 040506. The sale of used tyres is controlled by The Motor Vehicle Tyres (Safety) Regulations 1994 Act, which is part of the Consumer Protection Act. It is an offence for anyone to sell part-worn tyres that do not meet the following requirements: Brent and Harrow Brent and Harrow Trading Standards officers, along with an expert from the National Tyre Distributors Association and charity TyreSafe, found that only two of 12 second-hand tyres bought from 12 different traders met legally acceptable standards, while at least six of them had defects that could pose a serious safety risk if they were put back on a car.

Over half of the tyres inspected were over eight years old, with the oldest tyre 17 years old. Although all the traders had been visited and advised by Trading Standards officers before the test purchases were made, many had ignored the advice. Revisits to the worst traders led to two seizures of unsafe tyres. A trader is now being prosecuted as a result. Durham Durham County Council officers, along with an expert from the National Tyre Distributors Association and TyreSafe, visited several part-worn tyre traders and found that only one of 39 tyres checked bore the required 'PART-WORN' tyre marking, was in sound condition and was, therefore, legally compliant. Twenty-five tyres had problems that could impair safety. Ten of these had unsafe repairs, ten had significant age-related deterioration - with nine of them over ten years old and the other 23 years old - and five had been run flat or at very low pressure causing damage to the tyre's structure. Many of the dealers were not aware of the need to mark their tyres with a 'PART-WORN' marking with some storing the tyres in a way that had an adverse effect on their overall safety.