Tyrepower Karratha in Karratha, Western Australia | Automotive, aircraft & boat

Tyrepower Karratha

Locality: Karratha, Western Australia

Phone: 91444222

Address: 5 Crane Circle 6714 Karratha, WA, Australia

Website: https://www.tyrepowerkarratha.com.au

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21.01.2022 Tyrepower Karratha will be closed for the WA long weekend. Saturday the 5th of June: Closed Sunday the 6th of June: Closed Monday the 7th of June: Closed ... Tuesday the 8th of June: Open - Regular trading hours We'd like to wish our customers a wonderful long weekend, and we look forward to seeing you all on Tuesday.

20.01.2022 We think this combination is something very special. With the Nitto Ridge Grappler and the Trophy rims, we are loving this combination. #tyrepower #tyrepowerkarratha #rims #tyres #nittoridgegrappler #nittoaustralia #roh #rohrimsaustralia #tyrespecialist #karratha #pilbara #adveture #rig #beast #getthepower

19.01.2022 New Nitto Ridge Grapplers and imitation bead locker rims for this absolute beast of a rig. We are so impressed with the difference these new shoes have made.

15.01.2022 GET THE POWER of our BIG Holiday Sale with Falken Australia all November long! This month, Buy 3 and Get 1 FREE on Falken ZIEX ZE914 and Wildpeak AT3W Tyres Don't miss out on this exceptional value & get onto your local Tyrepower experts today to ensure you get in first!

12.01.2022 Did you know... The combination of correct tyre pressures and effective tread depth results in a well rounded and safe performing tyre. There is a legal tread depth here in Australia of 1.5mm. Anything below this depth and your tyres are not only deemed unsafe, they’re illegal. Tread depth is important for many reasons:... - Expels water (which greatly assists to avoid aquaplaning) - Grips road surfaces - Enables effective cornering - Assists in effective braking Most tyres on the market have tread depth bars or depth indicators. These indicators will be reached once the tyre has worn evenly to the minimum tread depth. The bars can be found on the deep longitudinal grooves running parallel with the wheel. You can also measure the tread depth of your tyres using a tyre tread depth gauge. You should measure the outer and inner sides of the tyre, as well as the middle of the tyre to obtain an accurate measurement.

10.01.2022 Happiest of birthdays to the man behind Tyrepower Karratha. Don’t forget to wish him a happy birthday if you’re popping into the shop today! #tyrepower #tyrepowerkarratha #birthday #celebration #familybusiness #tyrespecialist #pilbara #karratha #karrathalife

07.01.2022 Nothing quite like new rims on a Monday morning!

05.01.2022 Where else can you get service like this! Sunday, our customer service manager. Works very hard to keep our customers happy while they wait for their vehicles. Although we’re pretty certain that she enjoys every bit of it too. ... #dogsoftyrepower #tyrepower #tyrepowerkarratha #workingdogs #blueheeler #sunday #karrathasmostspoiltdog

05.01.2022 A beautiful example of a tyre separation. Tyres are made from multiple layers. Sometimes, the layers inside the tyre can actually come apart. This can be caused by multiple reasons. Once this begins to happen the tyre is deemed unsafe, and will need replacing urgently. If your car develops a bit of a vibration that doesn’t go away, this could be the cause. If you’re ever unsure about the condition of your tyres, we will happily inspect them at zero cost.... #tyrepower #tyrepowerkarratha #tyres #tyrespecialist #safety #karratha #pilbara

03.01.2022 It’s another meme Monday! We hope you have a great week! Also, leave it to the professionals guys #tyrepower #tyrepowerkarratha #memes #mondays #tyrespecialist

01.01.2022 Punctures. You name it, we’ve probably seen it. You’ll be surprised what can actually cause a puncture. From the tiniest bit of metal, to speargun heads and brake callipers. Sadly, most of the time it comes downs to really bad luck.

01.01.2022 Tyrepower Karratha will be closed on the following days for the ANZAC long weekend Saturday 24th: Closed Sunday 25th: Closed Monday 26th: Closed ... We’ll be back to regular trading hours on Tuesday the 27th of April.