Edmunds Tyres & Exhaust

The company quickly established a reputation for quality service, a fact which is as true today as it was at the start. All of Dave's employees excel in providing the level of service that they themselves would expect, and are always happy to offer their professional advice to their customers.

Recently Dave has expanded the Edmunds empire, by opening Wokingham Tyres on the Barkham Road in Wokingham, providing another much needed service outlet to the local community.

Edmunds Tyres have been helping car owners sort out their tyre problems for years and will get you safely back on the road as quickly as possible. Stocking all the leading brands of tyres from across the world, Edmunds Tyres can meet your needs and your budget!

You may notice that your tyres wear unevenly, this can be caused by your wheels being slightly out of alignment, so at Edmunds and Wokingham Tyres, we use the latest laser technology to check your wheel alignment, along with specialist wheel balancing equipment that makes sure your tyres are fitted perfectly.

The effects of rust and corrosion by toxic wastes combine to attack the metals of the exhaust system which can make it noisy and lead to dangerous failures of the system itself. A 'blown' and noisy exhaust is illegal and can cause illness. Modern exhausts are quite commonly made up of several individual components.

Modern day braking systemsrarely fail totally. Brake pads and shoes will wear gradually over a period of time reducing braking performance along the way. Owing to this gradual deterioration, drivers can often subconsciously compensate and fail to realise just how much their brakes have worn!

Here at Edmunds Tyres and Exhausts all our brake technicians are highly experienced and are trained to spot the early danger signs of brake wear, so it is always advisable to have your brakes checked on a regular basis.Brakes are available for all leading makes of vehicle and we have been able to source some of the world's leading brands of brakes, e.g.

You put your key in the ignition, turn the ignition switch, and hear the sweet sound of a running engine, this is all thanks to your car battery. Sometimes though, all you get is that dreaded 'click' and then silence! The most common reason that a car won't start is a 'flat battery', normally caused by lights being left on or sometimes even by leaving your mobile phone plugged in to the cigarette lighter.