Why drivers bring their tyres here

A proper garage doing tyres properly — not a kiosk with a compressor.

A tyre bay inside a full workshop changes what's possible. The mechanic who repairs your puncture can also spot the worn bush that caused the uneven wear, check your brakes while the wheel is off, and reset the TPMS with dealer-grade tools. One visit, everything documented, nothing you didn't approve.

  • All brands, ordered same or next day — budget to premium, with written options so you choose the price point
  • Fitting, balancing, rotation, run-flats & TPMS handled in-house on 11 ramps in our 700 m² workshop
  • Free written estimates — you approve before a single tyre goes on
  • Free collection & delivery island-wide on bigger jobs, plus courtesy drop-off around town
  • Open through lunch, 07:30–19:00 Mon–Fri — punctures often repaired while you wait
  • Authorized Honda, Isuzu & Kia service centre — pressures, rotations and TPMS resets done to factory spec
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1976
Family-run since
11
Ramps
700
Workshop
24–48h
Typical tyre order-to-fit
+357 96 350 642
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Everything tyres, under one roof

From a single plug-patch repair to a full set of run-flats.

Puncture repair

We take the tyre off the wheel, inspect it inside and out, and repair damage in the repairable tread zone to a proper standard — then rebalance the wheel. If it can't be repaired safely, we tell you why and quote a replacement in writing.

Tyre replacement & fitting

All brands ordered same or next day, fitted with new valves, balanced and torqued to spec. Old tyres disposed of responsibly. We quote two or three options in writing so you pick the budget.

Wheel balancing

Steering wheel shimmy at 90 km/h is almost always balance. Fine-balanced on the machine, weights checked, road-tested if needed — a small job that saves tyres, bearings and your patience.

Tyre rotation

Front tyres wear faster, especially on front-wheel-drive cars in the heat. Regular rotation evens the wear across the set and gets you the full life you paid for. Ask for it with any service.

Run-flats & TPMS sensors

Run-flat sidewalls need the right equipment and handling — we have both. We also diagnose, replace and program TPMS sensors and clear that stubborn pressure warning light properly, not by taping over it.

Wheel alignment

Feathered edges or one shoulder wearing bald? That's geometry, not bad luck. We check and correct alignment at the same visit so your new tyres don't wear out the same way.

Read our wheel alignment guide →
Tyres in the Cyprus climate

Cyprus heat is harder on tyres than most drivers realise.

Asphalt in the Famagusta district spends the summer well above 50 °C, and that accelerates everything: rubber ages and cracks faster, tread wears quicker, and pressures wander. Air pressure moves by roughly 1 PSI for every 5 °C swing — and between a cool early morning and a July afternoon, that swing is big. Check pressures cold, first thing in the morning, and never bleed air from hot tyres after a drive: they'll sit underinflated once they cool, which builds heat and wears the shoulders.

On tread depth, the legal minimum is 1.6 mm — but we advise replacing at around 3 mm, ideally before the first October rains. After a long dry summer the first wet roads carry months of dust and rubber film, and braking distances stretch dramatically on worn tread. It's also worth a quick pressure-and-tread check before long highway runs to Nicosia or Limassol: sustained motorway speed in summer heat is exactly when a tired, underinflated tyre gives up.

On holiday in Protaras or Ayia Napa?

Flat tyre on holiday? We'll have you back at the beach fast.

A puncture shouldn't cost you a day of your holiday. We're ten minutes from Protaras and about fifteen from Ayia Napa, we prioritise fast turnaround for visitors, and punctures are often repaired while you wait. If you'd rather stay by the pool, ask about courtesy drop-off — leave the car with Despina at reception and we'll sort the rest. We speak English, Greek and Russian, and you can reach us on WhatsApp or Viber at +357 96 350 642 with a photo of the tyre before you even drive over.

Need tyres this week?

WhatsApp your tyre size (it's on the sidewall — e.g. 205/55 R16) or just a photo of it, plus your car's make and model. We reply with written options and a fitting slot — usually same or next day.

Tyre questions, answered

Frequently asked questions about tyres in Paralimni.

Can a puncture be repaired, or does the tyre have to be replaced?

It depends where the damage is. A small puncture (roughly up to 6 mm, typically a screw or nail) in the central tread area can usually be repaired to a proper standard. Damage in the sidewall or shoulder, a large or ragged hole, or a tyre that has been driven on while flat generally means replacement — the internal structure may be compromised even if the outside looks fine. We inspect the tyre off the wheel, show you what we find, and give a free written estimate either way.

How long does a tyre change take?

A single tyre is typically fitted and balanced in about 20–30 minutes; a full set of four usually takes under an hour once the tyres are on site. If we have to order your size, most brands arrive the same or next day. Punctures are often repaired while you wait when the schedule allows — WhatsApp us first and Despina will confirm a slot.

Do you stock my tyre size?

We fit all brands and order to size rather than pushing whatever is on the shelf. Common sizes for the cars we see most are usually available quickly, and anything else — including run-flats and less common fitments — is ordered same or next day. Send us the size from the tyre sidewall (for example 205/55 R16) or just a photo of it, and we come back with written options at different price points.

What tyre pressure should I run in the Cyprus summer?

Use the pressures on your door-jamb placard or fuel-flap sticker — not the maximum printed on the tyre. Check them cold, early in the morning, because pressure moves with temperature: roughly 1 PSI for every 5 °C swing, and Cyprus summer swings are large. Don't bleed air out of hot tyres after a drive — they'll be underinflated once they cool. If the TPMS light keeps coming on, we can test the sensors in minutes.

When should tyres be replaced?

The legal minimum tread depth is 1.6 mm, but we advise replacing at around 3 mm — ideally before the first October rains, when months of dust and rubber lift off the asphalt and wet grip matters most. Replace earlier if you see cracking from sun ageing, bulges or cuts in the sidewall, or uneven wear across the tread — the last one usually points to alignment, which we can check and correct at the same visit.