FAQs
Questions, answered.
Straight answers about tyres, wheels, batteries and visiting our stores.
General
Buying tyres
Which tyre brands do you sell?
We are a multi-brand dealer for Michelin, Continental, Yokohama, Bridgestone, JK Tyre, Goodyear, CEAT and Apollo, among others. Availability of a particular size can vary by store, so call ahead or send an enquiry.
How do I find my tyre size?
Look at the sidewall of your current tyre for a code like 185/65 R15. It is also printed on a sticker inside the driver's door or in the owner's manual. You can send us a photo on WhatsApp and we will confirm it.
When should I replace my tyres?
Replace tyres when the tread reaches the wear indicator (1.6 mm), if you see cuts, bulges or cracks, or when they are more than five to six years old.
Do new tyres come with a warranty?
Yes. All tyres carry the manufacturer's warranty against manufacturing defects. Keep your invoice and we will help you with any claim.
How much does wheel alignment cost?
Prices depend on the vehicle type and the store. Call your nearest store or book online and we will share the price before any work starts.
Do I need an appointment?
Walk-ins are welcome. Booking ahead helps us keep your preferred slot ready, especially on weekends.
Which payment methods do you accept?
Cash, UPI and cards are accepted at our stores.
Do you supply tyres to fleets and businesses?
Yes. We work with fleet owners, transporters and businesses for commercial and LCV tyres. Send an enquiry with your vehicle count and sizes.
Services
Wheel & tyre services
How often should I get wheel alignment done?
Every 5,000 km or six months is a good rule, and always after new tyres, suspension work or a hard pothole impact.
Is alignment the same as balancing?
No. Alignment corrects the angles of the wheels; balancing corrects weight distribution so the wheel spins without vibration. Most cars benefit from both.
Do new tyres need balancing?
Yes. Every new tyre should be balanced on its wheel when it is fitted; we include it with tyre fitting.
Should I replace tyres in pairs?
Ideally yes, on the same axle, so grip and braking stay even. If you replace only two, the newer tyres usually go on the rear for stability.
Can every puncture be repaired?
No. Sidewall damage, very large holes or tyres driven flat for a long distance should not be repaired. We will show you the damage and explain the options.
Can I top up nitrogen tyres with normal air?
Yes, mixing is safe. Correct pressure matters most; nitrogen just helps it stay correct for longer.
Can all tyres be rotated?
Most can. Directional tyres or cars with different front and rear sizes need a specific pattern, and we will advise you.
Is the battery test free?
Yes, the battery health check is free at all our stores.
Products
Batteries & alloy wheels
How do I know my car battery needs replacing?
Slow cranking, dim headlights at idle, a battery warning light or a battery older than three to four years are common signs. Visit any store for a free test before you replace it.
Do you take back the old battery?
Yes. We accept your old battery in exchange when you buy a new one, and the exchange value is adjusted in the price.
Will bigger alloys affect my ride?
A modest upsize with a lower-profile tyre keeps the overall diameter the same. Going too large can make the ride firmer and affect the speedometer, so we recommend sizes within your car's approved range.
Need new tyres or a quick service?
Get a price on WhatsApp, call your nearest store, or book a slot online.