SEO for tyre shops

For the twenty commonest sizes, yes. It is the search with the clearest buying intent and almost nobody serves it with a page of its own.

The page has to exist in September and be updated in October. Starting in December is arriving six weeks late.

A range per tier is enough and it filters. With no figure at all the visitor leaves for a comparison site and does not come back.

Only if they answer something people type. Twenty articles about your sector weigh less than three that pick up what tyre shops actually get asked.

Because Google recognises you when you type it. What counts is showing up for what somebody searches who has never heard of a tyre shop.

Fault plus model, then service plus town. The generic garage term is the most expensive one to chase and the last to pay off.

Only for the makes you genuinely equip for. A page claiming twelve brands ranks for none and disappoints on all of them.

The makes you are genuinely equipped for and the jobs you turn down. Both stop us ranking you for work you cannot deliver.

The profile, the reviews and the hours, yes — and you should, because you do it faster than we would. The pages and the structure are where an outside hand pays for itself.

The technical side decides whether Google can read you; the content decides what for. Without one the other stays invisible, and usually half of both is missing.

Yes, with real figures rather than screenshots. What we cannot do is promise the same outcome, because competition differs town by town.

With regular reports: your keyword rankings, organic visits and, above all, the calls and forms coming in from Google. We work for business results, not empty metrics.