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Hi guys not sure if this has been covered but I couldn't find much useful info... just wondering if there are any reliable tyre shops preferably Adelaide Northern side or city area, just had a bad run with my regular place as they chipped my brand new rims in a few places, thanks!

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Ray at bobjayne prospect.
honest dudes and good fitters.

always looked after me and did quality work.
they will do what you tell them if you have specific needs or a setup you want too, which is surprisingly hard to find.

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I live down south and swear by the blokes at Tyrepower Morphett Vale (used to have the shop at Hackham for those playing at home)

but
my grandfather swore by the blokes at Tyres & More Prospect on prospect road while he was driving small delivery trucks, visited them a few times, very knowledgeable blokes, easy to talk to, very caring of the vehicle and fairly quick service/turn around.

I would certainly recommend them for people around the prospect sort of area.

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