Budget Car Tyres

The economic climate that we live in today makes us search for the best deals around, if it means saving a few extra pounds we will look for it.

Saving an extra £7 on eye brow treatments or finding a new local to save an extra 70p per pint or driving out of our way to save 3p a litre on fuel.

We at New Tyres Quick feel the same. That is why we start with a low priced tyre, offer savings when you buy 2 or 4 tyres, and have no hidden charges.

With many brand patterned tyres there maybe an option of different load or speed ratings. Correctly select your speed and load to see the fully inclusive price, tyre, vat, insurance and delivery.

For really low cost car tyres come to New Tyres Quick and we will impress you with our prices, our understanding of car tyres, van and 4x4 tyres are next to none, check out our About Tyres page.

Where can I buy good quality Budget tyres from is a question that we hear quite often, which is why we have set up a designated page to help you understand how and why we can supply you with car tyres at such a low price.

Cheap Car Tyres

Mot updates

The new MOT rules were due at the beginning of April 2012 but are still yet to be confirmed. Speaking to Colin at VOSA he says it is due any day now, but a date is still yet to be announced. Take advantage of the extra time given to you. Once the new items are classed as part of the test, your vehicle will need to conform to these new set of rules. The vehicle can be presented for an MOT test upto 30 days before the current one expires, check your current certificate for the exact date.

The MOT test is compulsory on any vehicle which reaches 3 years old or more, and then every year there after. This test is a routine which contains over 150 checks on your vehicle, cars, vans, and motorbikes are all tested.

The mot test is the minimum safety standard that your vehicle should be in, if your vehicle is serviced regularly and any problems resolved it should always pass the basic MOT test.


10) NEW
7) SERVICE
3) MOT
0) SCRAP

A new vehicle coming out of a show room will have a safety standard of 10, when your vehicle is serviced the safety standard of 7 will be achieved, when your vehicle is MOTed the minimum safety standard will be only 3 and when your vehicle becomes at the end of its life ready for scrap it will be zero, as you can see that the MOT is the basic minimum safety standard and should not be susbstituted for your regular servicing.

Your vehicle's pass certificate relates only to the condition of the components examined at the time of the test. Not the whole vehicle is tested and it does not guarantee the safety for the whole year.

It does not confirm the vehicle will remain roadworthy for the validity of the certificate.

Any advisory items that are brought to your attention should be resolve to keep the vehicle at the MOT standard and not falling below during the MOT certificate validity.

Checking your lights, wiper blades, tyres, tyre pressures and oil level weekly will help ensure that your vehicle will stay safe and legal.

With the new EU directive coming into play in April/May with a much stricter MOT process will this mean safer roads for Britian. For the complete list on what is new to the MOT check out what is an Mot page at newtyresquick.com.

Budget Tyres

Introducing a much larger selection of high quality budget car tyres, with a wide range of load and speed ratings available in most sizes.

Budget all season and winter tyres, not just for the winter. These cold weather tyres perform best with temperatures of 7 degrees Celsius because of their flexible structure, they manage to flex and grip to the contours of the road, unlike summer tyres.

We offer more that low cost tyres, we give you all the information needed to get the information needed to get them fitted at the lowest price, which ever is convenient for you.

New Tyres Quick is full of useful information and are available to contact for help and advice. Also check out what is an MOT page, for the new items that were introduced in January 2012 and new additions due in April for your car or van.

Happy New Year

We would like to wish all of our friends and customers from 2011 a Happy New Year. We look forward to taking care of you in 2012. For all you car and tyre care information and help, look no further than New Tyres Quick.

Contact me @: david-h@newtyresquick.com

Many thanks and we hope for your continued support.

Rubber Tyre Valves

The rubber valves lets you put air into the otherwise fully sealed tyre and wheel. This rubber valve stem can perish and break causing a sudden deflation of air from your tyres. Inside the valve you have an inner valve core which when depressed allows the air to pass; this valve core has a small rubber o ring which also can perish and be a cause for air loss. To prevent this ensure that you have your valve dust cap fitted with a rubber o ring in the top to create a seal. When having new tyres fitted it is best for a new valve to be fitted, as usually the valve has been on the wheel for 1-2 years and maybe more. If for some reason that you have to change your tyre before it has worn out, for instance a puncture which is unrepairableor your changing your tyre size, then a new valve might not necessarily be needed.

Always check your valve condition when you do your weekly or monthly tyre pressure checks, this can only be and external check unless you have the right tool, but as long as the valve cap is fitted the inner valve core will not suffer any damage.

BUY CHEAP TYRES

For cheap tyres check out the ones we've got on EBAY right now. A selection of summer and winter tyres. click here for Autivia to show you our selection. 

For specific tyres contact me 

@ sales@newtyresquick.com or click. Send Mail

Tyre Size Conversion

If you are thinking of changing your wheel and/or tyre sizes, it is required to maintain the same diameter (rolling circumference) that is as close as possible to the original. This is so that the gearing of the vehicle is not adversely affected. If you can do this it will also ensure that the ride height will not change significantly and that your speedo will remain accurate. However if you would like to increase your gearing, because of a low geared vehicle and to increase your fuel economy, you can increase the profile of your tyres. Just ensure that you have enough room for your new tyres in the wheel arches.

Just remember that your speedo will not remain accurate, you can get them recalibrated or be aware that you may be driving at a higher speed.
Please check out New Tyres Quick tyre size conversion chart for more details on which tyres will covert.

You will need to check...

• on the outside of your wheel arch with the suspension fully dropped
• the inside of your wheel arch,
• on full lock when driving

The latter two can be resolved by wheel spacers by bringing your wheels out a little. Longer bolts may be required.