Blackcircles has expanded its mobile tyre fitting operation beyond Edinburgh and Glasgow, with its website now listing Blackcircles Mobile van coverage across 14 UK cities.
Trade reports published on 14 October say the online tyre retailer has added 13 vans, extending its home and workplace fitting operation into further English cities.
The company’s mobile tyre fitting page lists Birmingham, Brighton, Bristol, Coventry, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham, Sheffield and Southampton alongside Edinburgh and Glasgow under its Blackcircles Mobile van coverage.
Customers enter their vehicle details and postcode, select tyres and choose an available fitting appointment. Coverage depends on the address and available booking slots. The company’s Manchester page, for example, describes a service area extending into surrounding parts of Greater Manchester.
Blackcircles’ mobile offering also includes fitting partners available through its wider booking network. The general mobile fitting directory therefore covers more locations than the separate list of Blackcircles Mobile van cities.
There is an established partner precedent for the branded operation. In its first mobile van announcement, published in June 2025, Blackcircles said the Edinburgh and West Lothian unit was operated in partnership with Silverburn-based franchisee Craig Murray. That announcement described the service as the first step in a wider UK rollout.
Tags: Blackcircles, mobile tyre fitting, mobile fitting vans, UK tyre retail, online tyre sales, home tyre fitting, workplace tyre fitting, tyre fitting partners
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