Mobile Tyre Fitting & Car Care Tips for Travelling with Kids

Mobile Tyre Fitting & Car Care Tips for Travelling with Kids

Travelling with children (no matter how many you have!) is always a fun way to get out of your comfort zone for a while – beginning about ten minutes from home with the first, ‘Are we nearly there yet?’ and not really stopping until they go to bed the day you get home… Here are some mobile tyre fitting and car care tips to make travelling with kids a little easier all round!

• Tyre Replacement at Your Convenience

The beauty of mobile tyre fitting is that it can be done at a time and a place of your own choosing. Mobile tyre fitters have heavily equipped vans which allow them to do all the things that your usual garage can do, but at a time and place that suits you, rather than having to fit a visit to the garage into your busy rounds as you prepare and pack for your trip. If your tyres are ready for replacement, mobile tyre fitting from Reg Greenwood can introduce you to a new and convenient way of keeping your car on the road.

• Emergency Service in Your Contacts

Once you have your new tyres fitted, why not hang onto your mobile tyre fitter’s details? They often double as an emergency service and can come to your rescue should you suffer a puncture from the unfamiliar roads that you’re driving on during your trip. Having a friendly face coming along to get you back on the road will give you the peace of mind you need to work out just how to while away a couple of hours with the children while the mobile tyre fitter reaches you and gets your tyres all sorted out again!

• Plan Your Visit

The key to any travel with children is to start making plans early. Start off by having your car serviced to make sure it is in tip-top condition. Include a tyre check too, so you have enough time to call your mobile tyre fitter if necessary, and declutter the vehicle as much as you can. Reducing the weight of your car will help you to drive more smoothly, economise on fuel and generally reduce wear and tear on your vehicle. Finally, work out some contingency plans in case plans go awry or something goes wrong. It is infinitely better to have them and not need them, than to need and not have them!

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