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Car tyre prices recover in 2017, but still catching up

Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
Tyre pricing works very differently in online and bricks and mortar businesses, but the gap is closing

A year after we predicted that car tyre prices would rise during 2017 as part of last year’s car tyre feature, the latest data provided by tyre market research specialists Encircle Marketing shows that prices are indeed recovering. However, while tyre prices recovered to 2016 levels during 2017, there is still some way to go before average prices reach 2015 levels. Encircle’s latest figures examine the shape of the traditional tyre retail market and the online tyre market.

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