Today Bush Tyres has officially opened a new depot in Attleborough, Norfolk, as part of its continued expansion across the East of England. The branch, located on Albermarle Terrace, London Road, will serve motorists and fleets in Attleborough as well as nearby towns including Norwich, Wymondham, Thetford, and Snetterton.
The company says the new site is designed to provide a convenient hub for local customers, offering tyre supply and fitting, along with additional servicing options.
The Attleborough depot aims to cater to a wide range of vehicles, from passenger cars to light commercial vans, aligning with Bush Tyres’ strategy to strengthen regional coverage. The company’s branch network continues to grow, with the Attleborough site complementing existing locations in Lincolnshire, East Yorkshire, and further afield.
Situated along a key route in Norfolk, the new depot is positioned to support both local residents and business operators passing through the region. As with other Bush Tyres locations, the Attleborough team will provide fitting services, tyre safety checks, and product advice.
While no specific details were disclosed about staffing or facility capacity, the company has indicated the depot is now fully operational and accepting customers.
Visit: https://www.bushtyres.co.uk/branch/tyres-in-attleborough/
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