In the late 70's early 80's, before we started to sell new tyre equipment, re-conditioning tyre bay equipment was our main business.
It was these years of stripping tyre machines down to the last nut and bolt, powder coating them and re building them that gave our small but dedicated team of engineers their in depth knowledge of tyre equipment. Although our business is now primarily based around selling new equipment we do still re-condition tyre equipment.
We happen to think if you are on a budget, rather than buying a new cheap machine of questionable origin with no spares back up or meaningful warranty you may instead want to consider buying one of our re-conditioned tyre machines. Listed below are some of the machines we have is stock.
If you have an Italian manufactured tyre machine that's a bit long in the tooth we may be able to recondition the machine for you giving a new lease of life.
The Re-conditioning process includes the following:

Stripping the machine down to the last nut and bolt.
Carry out any repairs/welding that may be need to repair the machine.
Replace worn seals.
Repair/replace any damaged parts.
Shot Blast Cabinet.
Powder Coat Cabinet.
Paint or clean as required all other components.
Rebuild machine.
Test machine with an 8 ply side wall rally tyre.
Machine is ready to go.

Contact us on 0121 44 55 900 for more information.

Reconditioned machines
	Sicam BL502 SORRYSOLD The ever popular Sicam 502, also sold by Beissbarth as the MS43 and Balco as the TC100. The machine will be supplied with bike jaws.   Priced to sell: £750.00 SOLD or £600.00 exchange for your old Italian manufactured machine subject to approval.
	Corghi A2002 NOT FOR SALE Just one of the machines we have Re-conditioned for Michelin, the machines have had a hard life 'trackside' fitting tyre's for the Porsche Super Cup, Clio Cup as well as numerous other race events the length and breadth of the country. Pro Tyre who run Michelin Motorsport asked us to breath some new life into their machines. We think they look rather smart in their new Michelin Blue paint work.