Tyres & Wheel Alignment · Glenorchy TAS

Tyres & wheel alignment in Glenorchy

New tyres, puncture repairs, rotations, balancing and laser wheel alignment — all done in-house at our Glenorchy workshop. You choose the tyre brand and budget; we supply, fit, balance and align so they wear evenly and your car tracks straight.

From $65
Written quote before work starts
~45 min
Typical job time
Repco Authorised
Nationwide warranty on work

Tyres & Wheel Alignment — how we do it

Uneven tyre wear, a steering wheel that sits off-centre, or the car drifting on a straight road are classic signs your alignment is out — and Hobart's potholes don't help. Our laser alignment restores the factory steering geometry, protecting your new tyres and improving fuel economy and handling. Fitting labour is $65 per tyre plus the tyre cost; we're happy to quote multiple brand options from budget to premium for your size. Every fit includes balancing, new valves and a torque check. We also rotate and balance between services to stretch the life of the set. Serving Glenorchy, Montrose, Claremont and all of northern Hobart.

  • New tyres — all brands & budgets
  • Laser wheel alignment
  • Wheel balancing
  • Puncture repairs
  • Tyre rotation
  • Pressure & wear checks
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Tyres & Wheel Alignment FAQs

How much do new tyres cost in Glenorchy?

Fitting is $65 labour per tyre plus the tyre itself — which varies widely by size and brand. Tell us your tyre size (it's on the sidewall) and budget and we'll quote 2–3 options from budget to premium.

How do I know if my wheel alignment is out?

Watch for uneven or feathered tyre wear, an off-centre steering wheel, or the car pulling to one side on a flat straight road. After hitting a big pothole or kerb, it's worth checking — a $90 alignment is far cheaper than a ruined pair of tyres.

Can you repair a puncture or does the tyre need replacing?

Punctures in the tread area can usually be repaired safely from the inside. Damage to the sidewall or shoulder means replacement — we'll show you the damage and give you a straight answer.

How often should tyres be rotated?

Roughly every 10,000 km — conveniently, every service. Rotation evens out front/rear wear patterns and can add thousands of kilometres to the life of the set.

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