Wheels and tyres taken care of.
New tyres fitted and balanced while you wait — with optional wheel alignment to help them last longer.
Tyres.
New tyres supplied and fitted, with balancing and optional wheel alignment — plus puncture repairs and tyre rotation — all in one place. We'll help you choose the right tyres for your vehicle, driving needs and your budget.
Signs your tyres may need replacing.
If you notice any of the following, it may be time to replace them:
- Low tread depth — tyres worn close to or below the legal limit
- Uneven wear — excessive wear on one side or flat spots
- Visible damage — cuts, cracks, bulges, or exposed cords
- Poor grip, especially in the wet
- Tyres rubbing — contacting the bodywork or suspension
- Incorrect tyre type or size for your vehicle
- Mismatched tyres on the same axle
- Age-related wear — cracking or deterioration over time
- Temporary-use tyres used incorrectly — for example, a space-saver fitted for regular driving
Prefer not to visit a workshop? Use our Mobile Tyre service.
Wheel alignment.
Wheel alignment helps your tyres wear evenly and your car drive straight and predictably. It improves handling, reduces uneven tyre wear, improves fuel efficiency, and supports safer, more consistent driving.
Pair a wheel alignment with a new set of tyres to help them last longer.
When to get a wheel alignment
- Every 6 months or around every 10,000 km
- After hitting a kerb or pothole
- When fitting new tyres
- If your car feels different to drive
Signs your wheels may be out of alignment
- Your car pulls to one side
- The steering wheel feels off-centre
- Tyres are wearing unevenly
- Reduced grip, especially in the wet
What happens next?
Call or visit your nearest AMI MotorHub Service Centre and we'll assess your tyres, recommend the right options, and get you back on the road quickly.
We also offer a mobile tyre service — bringing fitting to your home or workplace for added convenience.
Frequently asked questions.
Tyres may need replacing if you notice low tread depth, uneven wear, visible damage, or reduced grip especially in the wet.
Tyres must have at least 1.5 mm of tread depth across the main grooves around at least 75% of the tyre's circumference. If your tyres are worn below this, they'll need to be replaced to pass a WoF.
Tyre fitting and balancing are typically completed while you wait. Additional time may be required for wheel alignment or repairs.
Yes, it's recommended. A wheel alignment helps your tyres wear evenly and last longer.
Wheel balancing ensures weight is evenly distributed across each wheel. It helps prevent vibration, supports even tyre wear, and keeps your vehicle driving smoothly.
In many cases, yes. If the damage is within a repairable area of the tyre, we can safely repair it and get you back on the road.
Tyre rotation involves moving tyres between positions to promote even wear. This helps extend tyre life and maintain consistent performance.
Not always. In some cases tyres can be replaced in pairs. Our technicians will explain the safest and most cost-effective option for your vehicle.
Tyre prices depend on your vehicle, tyre size and driving needs. We carry options from everyday road tyres to premium performance tyres — we'll help you choose the right ones for your car and budget and provide a quote.
Haven't found what you're looking for?
Our team can help — from servicing and WoF checks to other mechanical repairs across your vehicle. Get in touch and we'll point you in the right direction.