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CompareTyres is a nationwide online tyre company offering a convenient service fitting tyres at your home or work in Southwell and the surrounding areas. Our mobile tyre fitting service means we come to you and fit your new car, van, motorhome, caravan or trailer tyres at a time that suits you. All our prices for economy, mid-range and premium tyres, including top brands such as Michelin and Pirelli, are always highly competitive and include fitting, a new valve, balancing, disposal of the old tyre and VAT – there are no hidden extras. As well as offering a wide range of tyres to suit all vehicles, including run-flats, 4×4’s and winter options, CompareTyres Southwell also carry out puncture repairs, which can save you a lot of money. Plus we supply and fit batteries in Southwell and the surrounding areas, including Thurgurton, Bleasby, Fiskerton, Farnsfield, Upton, Maythorne CompareTyres Southwell is popular in this picturesque Nottinghamshire town, which is home to the beautiful Southwell Minster. It is here that the famous Bramley cooking apple was first seeded by Mary Ann Brailsford in 1890. Southwell hosts many events to celebrate the fruit and the original Bramley apple tree still stands today. In March 2009, a stained glass window was installed in Southwell Minister to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Bramley apple.