ETB Wholesale, one of the UK’s largest regional tyre operators, has expanded its footprint with the launch of two new distribution centres in Llansamlet, Mid Wales, and Redditch, Worcestershire.
The latest openings bring ETB Wholesale’s total number of sites to nine, bolstering its capacity to serve customers across the Midlands, Wales, South West, and Cornwall. Both new centres will stock around 5,000 tyres and offer same-day deliveries, along with a rapid response on-demand service in selected areas.
Paul Carter, Sales Director, commented:
“We’ve made incredible progress in 2024, stocking more tyre brands and serving more customers than ever before. Llansamlet and Redditch are ideal locations for us, allowing us to expand deliveries towards Tenby, Narbeth, Cardigan, and North Worcestershire. We couldn’t be happier to strengthen in this way.”
In addition to the expansion, Gareth Thomas has been appointed Accounts Manager for the Bridgend centre. A Bridgend local with a career spanning roles from driver to assistant manager, Gareth is eager to enhance customer service during this busy period.
Gareth stated: “This role allows me to ensure prompt, efficient deliveries and support our growing customer base.”
ETB Wholesale continues its strategy of investing in infrastructure, streamlining operations, and reinforcing its teams to support its growing market reach.
For more information, visit ETB Wholesale.
What has ETB Wholesale announced?
The opening of two new distribution centres in Llansamlet and Redditch.
What services will these centres provide?
Both locations will stock 5,000 tyres and offer same-day deliveries with rapid response services in selected areas.
Who is the new Accounts Manager at Bridgend?
Gareth Thomas, a Bridgend local with extensive experience in the business.
What is the strategic focus of ETB Wholesale?
To expand service coverage, streamline operations, and invest in personnel and infrastructure.
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