HALFORDS AUTOCENTRES TO JOIN NTDA

Garage chain Halfords Autocentres has signed up all of its 358 members to tyre trade association NTDA. This includes all former branches of McConechy’s and Universal Tyre and Autocentres acquired by the chain.

358-branch chain to join NDTA

NTDA Chief Executive Stefan Hay said: “This is truly fantastic news for the Association. The NTDA has an increasingly broad church of members ranging from local independent family run tyre retailers to all of the key national automotive aftercare chains and from international tyre manufacturers to the leading tyre wholesalers in the UK”. 

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Halfords has previously stated its ambition of having over 550 autocentres in the UK and with the purchase of Tyres on the Drive in 2019 and the aforementioned acquisitions of McConechys and Universal, has also become a significant force in the commercial tyre management and mobile response markets with 185 commercial vans, and 146 Halfords Mobile Expert vans operating across the Autocentres business. 

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Halfords Autocentres Director Robin Shaw said: “We are very pleased to be extending our membership of NTDA to the entire Halfords Autocentres business. This reflects not just our growing presence in the tyre trade, but our ambition to establish ourselves as the largest and most trusted motoring services provider in the UK.”

The NTDA has also confirmed that in line with the ‘Rules of the Association’, Halfords Autocentres will also have two representatives joining the NTDA’s Executive Council the governing body of the Association.

 

Published by Greg Whitaker

Editor of CAT Magazine and an experienced motoring journalist @GregWhitaker5

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