Tekno-Rengas
Online tyre and rim retailer with fitting and seasonal storage services for car owners in Espoo and Finland
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Tekno-Rengas
Tekno-Rengas sells car tyres and rims through its online shop and offers related vehicle services, including tyre fitting, seasonal tyre storage, wheel balancing, wheel alignment and air-conditioning service.
Its customers are car owners. The online shop lists more than 50,000 tyres and rims for all vehicle types, and customers can order tyres for installation. Buyers can pay in full or in instalments, with financing provided by Resurs.
The company, founded in 1989 and headquartered in Espoo, Finland, is part of the BestDrive chain.
Product: Online sales of car tyres and rims with fitting, seasonal tyre storage and wheel services
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