What They Offer

• Part-worn tyres: They specialize in German and Swiss part-worn tyres with a tread depth of 5 mm or more, which means they focus on higher-quality second-hand tyres.

• Range of sizes: Tyres available from 12″ to 22″, including sizes suited for vans and 4x4s.

• Brands: Stock includes major names like Michelin, Dunlop, Goodyear, Bridgestone, Continental, etc.

• Safety and compliance: Their part-worn tyres are “E-marked” and pass NCT / DOE standards, ensuring they meet certain regulatory safety checks.

Reputation & Value

• According to listings, Motorway Tyres is “very honest” and their staff are “friendly,” especially for part-worn tyre customers.

• Their pricing starts quite affordably — some part-worn tyres are listed from around €20 for fitted & balanced units (per local directory).

• Because they hand-pick and test their second-hand tyres carefully, customers who are okay with part-worn tyres can get good value without compromising too much on safety or quality.

Strengths & Considerations

Strengths:

• Big range of part-worn tyres means more affordable options.

• Good variety of sizes, so they can cater for both standard cars and larger vehicles like vans or 4x4s.

• Well-known brands — not just low-quality or unknown tyres.

• Compliance with safety standards (E-mark, NCT) adds trust to their part-worn offering.

Considerations:

• They focus heavily on part-worn tyres — if you want brand new tyres, other shops might be more specialized.

• Inventory for part-worn tyres can be more variable than for new tyres (availability depends on stock).

• As with any part-worn tyre business, you’ll want to check the condition of the tyres (age, tread wear) before purchase.