A well-established business with two branches in Suffolk is now on the market, offering a solid foothold in the thriving automotive service industry.
With a combined annual turnover exceeding £1 million, this sale represents a rare chance to acquire a profitable business with a strong client base and proven track record.
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This sale includes two fully operational branches:
The combination of MoT testing and fast-fit services at one location, paired with a dedicated tyre and fast fit branch, ensures steady revenue streams across multiple service areas. The business is equipped with the latest technology and has developed a reputation for quality, efficiency, and reliability in Suffolk, making it a trusted choice for local drivers and fleet customers alike.
With a combined turnover of over £1 million, the business is already financially robust, providing a lucrative base for new ownership. However, with the right investment and marketing strategies, there is significant potential for further growth. This could be an ideal acquisition for entrepreneurs seeking to expand their footprint in the tyre and fast fit market or for established automotive businesses looking to broaden their service offering.
The UK tyre and fast fit market has seen sustained demand, driven by a rise in vehicle ownership, increased regulatory checks, and a focus on vehicle safety. The Suffolk location provides easy access to a broad customer base, including both urban and rural drivers, ensuring consistent demand for MoT, fast fit, and tyre replacement services.
This established business is ready for a smooth transition to new ownership, with an experienced team already in place and an established customer base that values the business for its reliability and comprehensive services.
For potential buyers interested in exploring this unique opportunity, further details are available upon request.
Please contact Michael at info@tyrenews.co.uk
