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Alloy rim protection etyres now offer AlloyGator fitting
July 28, 2010

Joe e tyres Bath writes:

People are always careful to try not to kerb their alloy wheels, but just one mistake can lead to unsightly damage and costly repairs. Etyres are now the exclusive fitting partners for AlloyGator which is a revolutionary new Alloy rim protector which fits almost all alloy wheels and prevents kerb damage. The AlloyGator fits inbetween the alloy wheel and the tyre and if you do touch a kerb it scratches the AlloyGator not the wheel. AlloyGator also hides existing damage if you already have kerb damage around the edge of your wheels, meaning you do not need to get them refurbished. It is a very simple solution to a very common problem. We wish we had invented it!
Etyres supply and fit AlloyGator and offer a mobile fitting service anywhere in the country. The cost for the AlloyGator is £49.90 inc VAT and all delivery charges for a set of four wheels, and etyres charge £20 inc VAT to professionally fit all four.

AlloyGator comes in many different colours. You have have black or silver which are the most discreet or you can opt to have red, white, blue, yellow, green or even pink. Once fitted correctly AlloyGators look great and if you opt for black then you would not know that they were there if unless someone told you. If you would like to arrange fitting please give us a call.

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Kids think Mum is better at driving than Dad!
June 4, 2010

Joe – Tyres Bath writes:  Its official - Kids feel safer when Mum is at the wheel it was revealed in a survey carried out by road safety organisation GEM Motoring Assist.   6 in 10 children aged 5 to 16 said they preferred mum at the wheel to Dad.   According to the kids, Britains dads are too aggressive, drive too fast and can lose their tempers quickly while driving.   While mums are less likely to have road rage, dont cut in and out of traffic and are more considerate.  The GEM Motoring Assist national poll of 1279 children shows most think mum’s driving is best – despite the fact she is more likely to stall the vehicle or bump into a wall and finds it difficult to park!  70% of children say mum will happily sing away while driving while 52% say mum will talk non-stop to keep them entertained, whilst Dad can be a bit unpredictable!