TYRES

Extensive selection of Tyre brands for passenger cars, luxury sedans, SUVs, light trucks and vans.

We carry brands such as Michelin, Continental, Yokohama, Falken, General Tire, Dunlop, Goodyear. Bridgestone and more.

Please call us for size enquiries and quotation.

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WHEELS

Wide selection of rims available you to personalize your ride.

Official Retailer for RAYS Japan and SSW wheels.

Aftermarket and OEM rims available in stores.

View our online catalogue or drop by our physical outlets to have a look. (Wider selection in stores)

Please contact us for more designs and quotation.

BATTERY REPLACEMENT

Maintenance free, AGM, Start / Stop batteries of all sizes to suit your ride.

We carry reliable battery brands like
Amaron, Hella and Atlasbx

OTHER SERVICES

Tyre Patching

Tyre Rotation

Wheel Balancing

Locations

5 Tyre Buying Guide

The 5 things you should know before buying a new set of tyres for your car

Size (R 17)

1. Tyres are not Food!

There is no reduction in performance between tyres recently made and tyres made 5 years ago as long as tyres are kept in proper storage conditions. The most important date is NOT the tyres fabrication date (DOT) but the date of installation on a vehicle.

2. The Dollar Test

Take a dollar! Place the top or bottom of the dollar in the groove of the tyre with side that has the the word SINGAPORE touching the tyre. If you can see the word SINGAPORE, the tires should be replaced as the tread has worn out and is reaching its safety line.

3. Stay True to Size

New tyres should match the size of your original tyres. You can find the size on the sidewall of your tyres. There are 3 measurements to look out for:

Tire Width / Height Ratio, Rim Diameter (e.g. 215/55 R 17)

If you are interested to Upsize or Downsize your wheels, let our staffs know, and we will recommend the best fit for your car.

4. Measure Tyre Pressure

Check your tyre pressure at least once a month to make sure they are properly inflated. Do remember to reset your Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) once you have re-inflated your tyres.

If your car does not come with a Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), let us know as we offer TPMS installation service for your wheels.

5. Tyre Rotation

For every 10,000 KM, remember to rotate your tyres. This refers to swapping your front and back tyres to help prevent uneven wear and prolong the lifespan of your tyres

Get free rotation and balancing services for the life of your tyres when you replace new tyres from Hock Seng Wah Tyres Trading

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