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My Toyota Auris had a puncture on my front wheel on the left hand for repair. The people over there jacked the car in the place which caused my mud guard to dented. I complained and the said it wasn't their. Also my friend had a similar problem, but they still refused it was not their fault. So be careful this cow boy tyres company next time you have your tyre replace and check before you leave. Better still taking the photo before and after.
The owner is a massive racist who believes all non white people should be kicked out of the UK
Matt Symonds Tyres has saved me many times over the years. He's usually there within an hour of calling, and gets you back on the road very quickly afterwards.
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