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Before your summer getaway we would recommend that you run some basic car checks before setting off to keep you safe. You can do these checks yourself using our handy guide, or by booking into your local Bush Tyres branch and let us do it for you!
Tyre Pressure Monitoring (TPMS) sensors are an integral part of modern road safety. Since Nov 2014 TPMS sensors have been a legal requirement to be fitted to every new vehicle. Read more about TPMS sensors and their role in road safety in our latest news here.....
The fitting team at Boston hosted a very long-standing customer, this Aston Martin DB9 returning for a set of new, fully coded, Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Sensors.
This Bentley Continental GTC “Speed” visited our Endyke Tyres Branch in Cottingham. The car came in for a full set of new Pirelli P Zero ‘B’ Specification tyres, along with a wheel alignment and Tyre Pressure monitoring sensor (TPMS) service.
Now that we are in the final week of Tyre Safety Month 2023, we cannot forget the importance of regular tyre checks. Remember to A.C.T and check Air pressures, Conditions and Treads regularly.
Protect yourself and your passengers by making sure that the tyres on your vehicles are safe. Keeping your tyres in top condition won’t just help avoid costly repairs but can also help save lives.
October 2023 is Tyre safety month, here is some examples of the “Horror tyres” we have seen in our “Rogues Gallery”. See some of the bad examples for yourself and what to look out for on your own tyres.
In preporation for Santa's busiest time of year he sent his specially modified sleigh into our Spalding centre to have the tyre pressures & tyre condition checked.To make sure you are ready for the winter months ahead, call into any of our centres so that our staff can make sure your vehicle is ready for the cold months ahead.
As drivers we should all know that having the correct tyre pressure is important, but do we know why and what the consequences can be?Tyres by their very nature are porous and air will leak out through the casing itself, albeit very slowly, or through the valve over time, again very slowly.Always fit dust caps to the valves to stop dirt getting into the mechanism and it also acts as the last thing t