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Customer Questions: What Does Fully Fitted Tyres Mean?

Customer Questions: What Does Fully Fitted Tyres Mean?

In a recent TrustPilot review, one of our customers was incredibly happy with the service, but fed back that some terms could be explained more clearly.

So, today we are going to answer that question:

What Does Fully Fitted Mean?

When we write fully fitted, it means that the tyres that you order will be sent to the garage of your choice and then on the day of your appointment the tyre fitter will:

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All of this takes place by teams of experts, so you have nothing to worry about except arriving for the fitting appointment.

Additionally, the cost of all these tasks are included in the price of your tyres when ordering ‘fully fitted tyres’ – and means that there is nothing to pay on the day of your fitting.

If you are looking to the answer to your own questions, we have a help centre full of useful information, covering some of the most frequently asked questions that we receive.

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