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Tiger Wheel & Tyre today announced a remarkable milestone in its ongoing growth and expansion strategy. Over the course of just six weeks, the company will open six new stores across South Africa, showcasing its strength and commitment to serving motorists nationwide.

Credited with reinventing the wheel and tyre retail and fitment experience, in its 57-year history Tiger Wheel & Tyre has become not only the most awarded wheel and tyre company in South Africa, but arguably its most loved and trusted too. This expansion underscores the brand’s position as a dominant force in the country’s automotive service industry.

The new stores and their opening dates are as follows:

  • 1 July 2024: Mount Edgecombe (KZN) and Port Elizabeth Heugh Road (EC)
  • 1 August 2024: Lydenburg (MP), Vanderbijlpark (GP) and Hillcrest (KZN)
  • Mid-August 2024: Windhoek (Namibia)

Each of the stores is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and facilities, is staffed by highly trained professionals, stocks a wide range of top-brand tyres, wheels, automotive batteries and other accessories, and offers financing options for customers.

“Opening six new stores in six weeks is a testament to our unwavering commitment to growth and our ability to meet the increasing demand for quality automotive services,” said Managing Executive at Tiger Wheel & Tyre, Chris Farrar. “We are dedicated to providing our customers with the best products and services, and these new stores will enable us to reach more motorists and deliver exceptional value across Southern Africa.”

Each new store opening will be celebrated with grand opening promotions, offering exclusive deals and exciting offers throughout the opening weeks. Details of these promotions will be announced closer to the respective opening dates.

This latest achievement highlights Tiger Wheel & Tyre’s robust infrastructure, dedicated team, and strategic vision for the future.

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