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Cades wheels
One of two in-house brands at
sixonetwo. Cades wheels have
acheived cult status in the UK and
beyond. Click to find out more about
our incredible range.
One of two in-house brands at
sixonetwo. Cades wheels have
acheived cult status in the UK and
beyond. Click to find out more about
our incredible range.
Cobra Seats
We stock a large selection of Cobra
seats in a range of funky colours. Subframes available to order. Call
in for pricing.
We stock a large selection of Cobra
seats in a range of funky colours. Subframes available to order. Call
in for pricing.
Community
Click here for our community news, sponsorships and our love of all things LTFC!
Click here for our community news, sponsorships and our love of all things LTFC!
e-shops
Our acclaimed eBay shop has great deals on wheels and accessories
for your car. Our positive feedbacks speak for themselves...
Our acclaimed eBay shop has great deals on wheels and accessories
for your car. Our positive feedbacks speak for themselves...
Gallery
We love photos of cars! To get
your car featured on our site, pls
contact us by clicking the image
above.
We love photos of cars! To get
your car featured on our site, pls
contact us by clicking the image
above.
Hawke wheels & accessories
Hawke is our own brand. Wheels
accessories and full conversions
available from us.
Click here to find out more.
Hawke is our own brand. Wheels
accessories and full conversions
available from us.
Click here to find out more.
Hawke wheels & accessories
Hawke is our own brand. Wheels
accessories and full conversions
available from us.
Click here to find out more.
Hawke is our own brand. Wheels
accessories and full conversions
available from us.
Click here to find out more.
Individual collection wheels
Individual wheels are a premium
SUV brand with wheels for Land Rover, Mercedes and Audi.
Click here to find out more.
Individual wheels are a premium
SUV brand with wheels for Land Rover, Mercedes and Audi.
Click here to find out more.
With the past two years of heavy snowfall in the UK, it's now more important than ever to ensure your car is prepared for the onset of winter. Apart from the obvious traditional precautions such as antifreeze and de-icer, investment in Winter Tyres is now more common than ever. They can also be more reasonably priced than you think!
Please call us on 08444 712 612 for pricing on your car
Winter Tyres
They're not just for snow, they can be used on slush, ice, frost and even wet roads. In fact any time the temperature dips below +7deg you’re better off on winter tyres. The tread design on Winter tyres is such that it 'wipes' away water from the surface of the snow or slush for improved grip. The difference is noticeable, even making rear wheel drive cars easier to drive in extreme conditions. Some insurance companies require you to tell them when you change to winter tyres, so it may be worth checking with you own insurer.
Please call us on 08444 712 612 for pricing on your car
Winter Tyres
They're not just for snow, they can be used on slush, ice, frost and even wet roads. In fact any time the temperature dips below +7deg you’re better off on winter tyres. The tread design on Winter tyres is such that it 'wipes' away water from the surface of the snow or slush for improved grip. The difference is noticeable, even making rear wheel drive cars easier to drive in extreme conditions. Some insurance companies require you to tell them when you change to winter tyres, so it may be worth checking with you own insurer.
How do they work?
Winter tyres grip well on hard-packed snow and ice, thanks to the hundreds of tiny slits each of which provides a traction edge. These little groves also open up and grab a ‘mouthful’ of snow as the tyre rotates, which sticks the tyre to the road, as snow grips on snow better than rubber.
Winter tyres grip well on hard-packed snow and ice, thanks to the hundreds of tiny slits each of which provides a traction edge. These little groves also open up and grab a ‘mouthful’ of snow as the tyre rotates, which sticks the tyre to the road, as snow grips on snow better than rubber.
