1573 days ago

Tyrecity Botany services

Owner from Tyre City Botany

Good day All.

We hope that you are all keeping well and safe during these rough times again. Hopefully we do a full cycle and get clearance soon.

This is just a note to advise that Tyrecity Botany is taking appointments for essential services people as well as those that only have 1 vehicle that is needing tyre related work down through level4.

To make an appointment please ring 092650985, you will be asked a few questions in order to make sure it is essential and then we can book you in to carry the work out.

We will follow all guidances given by DHB and will attend to your vehicle safely.

Looking forward to helping any of you out of a jam.

Kind Regards
Tyrecity Botany.

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