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Etyres News Team Profiles

Denna Bowman


joined etyres as head of the News Team in 2008. With 25 years journalistic experience, covering news and features for national newspapers, she is able to research and report tyres-related articles for our seven day a week coverage. Denna also delivers stories and anecdotes from our branches across the UK.

Alex Kapadia
has been with etyres for five years. His insight into the tyres industry and his own hands-on experience is extensive, which allows him to bring a wealth of knowledge to the News Team and the company. Alex is also a successful Radical Racing car driver and this fuels his interest in the world of motor racing.

Oliver Hall
joined etyres in 2005 and has been a pivotal member of the Operations Team. His experience allows him to deliver sharp analysis of the tyres industry in areas including pricing and global trends.

 
 
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Check Your Tyres to Get a Good Price for Your Car

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If you are thinking about selling your car and want to get the top price you should pay special attention to your tyres to seal the best deal.

Making sure your tyres are in tip-top condition is one of the top tips from Mibz.com which offers advice on for an easier, safer and more profitable sale.

The motor enthusiasts website recommends taking special care to make a good impression on prospective buyers.

To begin with make sure tyres are be inflated properly. The website explains: “A tyre which is not inflated properly will have a greater rolling resistance, will be softer and is more likely to get flat.

“The fuel consumption will be higher, braking performance and handling will be reduced significantly, and the car will give the impression of “soft” in a negative point of view when a potential buyer will try it.

“Also, check the tread depth and the tyre wear, aesthetic elements that help sales. If uneven tyre wear shows it is an indication that the car needs angles adjustment or other complex repair.”

Denna Bowman, Head Office

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