Charles Hurst Tyres
Tyre Fittings & Tyre Centres in Northern Ireland
At Charles Hurst, we have a number of specialist tyre outlets conveniently located throughout Northern Ireland offering our customers a wide range of leading tyre brands at competitive prices.
Our Charles Hurst Tyre centres in Northern Ireland incorporate state-of-the-art technology and specialist equipment such as the Hunter Computerised Four Wheel Alignment System, so you can be assured you will receive excellent service when having new tyres fitted or your existing tyres checked.
Visit any of our specialist tyre centres today in Belfast, Coleraine, Portadown, Dundonald and Omagh, for great value, great service and the best deals on quality tyres.
| Tyre Outlet | Address | |
|---|---|---|
| Boucher Road | 62 Boucher Road |  |
| Coleraine | 41 Union Street | |
| Omagh | 45a Dromore Road | |
| Portadown | 168 Thomas Street | |
| Sydenham Road | 51-55 Sydenham Road | |
Tyre Safety
Your car tyres are one of the most important aspects for safety when driving on the road. As the only point of contact with the road surface, maintaining your tyres in the best condition is vital.
Understanding your Tyres
In addition to professional tyre fitting centres - which will carry out a range of functions including the standard tyre fitting, tracking, balancing and pressure – visually, you too can quickly inspect the state of your tyres for potential damage and unsafe wear and tear.
Tyre Sidewalls
Check the sidewalls of your tyres (the side of your tyre between the wheel in the centre, and the outside tread of the tyre, where the brand and tyre size is marked). See if there are any areas with extreme scuff marks or excessive rubbing. Many people are unaware that repeated friction from grazing the kerb when parking will cause damage to the sidewalls of your tyres, and in some cases even cause deflation.
Tyre Tread
The grip or tread of your tyre is one of the most important elements, and crucial for your road safety. The correct tread depth helps provide suitable grip on the road surface, aids when driving in the wet, and helps disperse power from the car engine to the road correctly and efficiently. As your tyre tread wears down, so does your car’s effectiveness to maintain safety on the road.
