Kantolan Rengas
Tire sales, fitting, repairs and storage for drivers and commercial vehicle operators in southeastern Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Kantolan Rengas
Kantolan Rengas sells tires and wheels and provides tire fitting, repairs, wheel alignment, tire storage and related services for passenger cars, utility vehicles and heavy equipment. Its facilities include drive-through halls for heavy vehicles in Mikkeli and Kouvola.
The company serves customers in Mikkeli, Kouvola, Voikkaa and Hamina, Finland. Kantolan Rengas Oy was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in Mikkeli; the company states that its tire-sector operations date to 1927.
Product: Tire and wheel sales, fitting, repairs, wheel alignment, tire storage and related tire services.
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