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About All Coast Tyres Gympie
Here at All Coast tyre Gympie, we are your one stop shop for all your mechanical and tyre needs. The team here at Gympie have years of experience so you can be rest assured your vehicle is in the safest hands. We handle servicing on cars, SUVs, 4WD, trucks and fleets from car servicing and mechanical repairs to brake and battery checks/ replacements we have you covered. We hold an array of different tyres, varying in size for your vehicle, whether it be a truck all the way down to a wheelbarrow. We sell premium brands and offer fantastic deals which, can be viewed on our website. With all we offer and the products we sell, along with great quality services and friendly service, why go anywhere else.
Products
Car tyres
SUV tyres
4WD tyres
Bus and motorhomes tyres
Mowers and wheelbarrow tyres
Earthmover tyres
Agricultural and tractor tyres
Truck tyres
Services
Car servicing
Batteries
Fleet tyre servicing and management
Mobile tyre fitting
Tyre repairs - punctures
Wheel alignment
Mag wheels and rims
Local Family Owned & Operated Business
Providing Excellent Professional Services
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Frequently Asked Questions
How Often Should You Change Your Tyres On Average?
On average, you should change your tyres after 40,000 km. Most tyres that are available to purchase will be safe to drive for this distance. However, depending on how you drive your car you might notice that your tyres wear down more rapidly. It�s recommended that you start checking your tyres once you hit the 30,000 km mark.
How Often Should You Change Your Tyres If You Spend Most Of The Time Commuting Around A City?
If you are driving around a city when commuting to an office, then it�s likely that your tyres will wear down quite quickly. This is true, even though you won�t be driving at high speeds. A problem with mainly driving around city streets is that you will need to brake more regularly. This is always going to put your tyres under more pressure.
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