Be the tyre fitter drivers find when they need tyres today.

Yes. Google’s local results favour businesses that are genuinely nearby with strong reviews and accurate information, which plays to an independent’s strengths. Many drivers would happily use a local fitter if they could see fair fitted prices, available stock and recent reviews before they call.

We help you show exactly that: a complete Google profile, consistent listings, clear service and pricing content, and reviews that mention speed, honesty and value.

Yes. We set you up as a service-area business, showing the towns and postcodes you cover without displaying a home address. Be realistic about your coverage and response times, particularly for emergency punctures — Google and customers both reward a business that can genuinely reach them quickly.

Authority is designed for separate tyre centres: each branch gets its own optimised Google profile and shows up for drivers searching around it. Multi-van mobile firms working from one base often suit Growth, with content for every area they cover.

Correct hours, coverage and services on your profile and tyre listings can bring extra puncture calls within a few weeks. Moving up the map and being suggested by AI assistants usually takes three to six months, depending on how many chains and mobile fitters operate nearby. Starting before the autumn and winter rush means you are better placed when demand climbs.

No. You are billed monthly and can cancel before the next billing date whenever you wish. The tyre shop profile, listings and links we have set up stay where they are.

Yes, where you can. Drivers are used to searching by registration or tyre size and seeing a price straight away. Show fully fitted prices that include fitting, a new valve, balancing and disposal of the old tyre, so customers can compare you fairly with online retailers.

For mobile and out-of-hours work, state any call-out or emergency charge clearly. Transparent pricing builds trust and gives AI assistants accurate information to share.

Membership of the National Tyre Distributors Association (NTDA) is a recognised trade signal. Technician licences from its Tyre Technician Professional Development Scheme — including REACT for safe roadside wheel changing and the licence for mobile tyre technicians — show trained staff. Puncture repairs carried out to the British Standard (BS AU 159), public liability insurance and, for fitters who take old tyres away, waste carrier registration are also worth stating on your website and Google profile.

Record each customer’s tyre sizes and tread depths, and send a friendly reminder when a set is getting low or seasonal tyres need swapping. Business and fleet accounts — tradespeople, taxi firms, delivery companies and car dealers — provide steady, repeat work that balances out the emergency calls.

Partnerships with local garages and MOT centres that do not keep tyre stock can also bring regular referrals, especially for MOT advisories and failures.

Demand often rises with autumn and winter driving, before summer holidays and around the March and September MOT peaks. Use quieter weeks to promote free tread and pressure checks, winter or all-season tyre fitting, TPMS servicing and fleet inspections, and contact existing customers first — they are the most likely to book.