How to read these terms

The key idea is simple: use the site as guidance for booking TireSwift tire services, not as a replacement for a confirmed bay appointment, a technician inspection, or your own judgment about whether the vehicle is ready for the road.

Why a bay check still matters

Service days move quickly. Appointments, delays, and tire stock changes often move faster than a static page, so drivers should still check the latest note before treating a line as final.

Driver duties in plain language

Check the booking

Check dates, bay slots, appointments, and job notes with the bay when travel depends on that information.

Treat notes as guidance

Service menus and wheel-care notes are meant to help you plan the visit, not to promise that every vehicle will leave in the same window or with the same tire stock.

Send a clear change

If a page is wrong, point to the exact section and the exact detail so the bay can revise the fact instead of guessing.

Respect the bay scope

The site supports TireSwift tire and wheel care. Its role is to publish clearer booking guidance and route drivers to the Oldbury bay, not to host public forums or account walls.