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HSBC funds Metro Tyres expansion

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Part worn tyres must be properly checked and marked to comply with legislation. Significant damage to the tread area and any damage to the sidewall rules out such tyres (Photo: DfT)

Metro Tyres has utilised a six-figure funding package from HSBC UK to complete the purchase of a new 10,500 square foot warehouse in Liverpool. Founded in 2005, Metro Tyres describes itself as “a supplier and wholesaler of second-hand tyres”. The business employs 7 staff and deals with part worn tyres for cars and commercial vans.

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