I'm Bob Parsons. I've run a tyre business and a recovery service myself, so I know what yours takes — the stock on the racks, the fitters, the call-outs at all hours, the account customers who trust you. I buy directly, no broker fees, no commission, using flexible seller finance.
Most buyers look at a tyre depot or a recovery firm and see a spreadsheet. I look at it and see the reality — the fitters and drivers you'd struggle to replace, the stock, the recovery trucks, the account customers and the passing trade. I've been the bloke taking the call-out at 2am and locking up at night. So I value the business for what it actually is, not what a broker's brochure says it should be.
A broker lists your business and hopes someone turns up. I'm the buyer. That's the whole difference — and it changes everything about how the sale goes.
A tyre or recovery business is hard to sell the traditional way — banks don't like lending against stock, trucks and goodwill, so buyers fall through. I use seller finance, so the deal doesn't hang on a bank. You get a fair price paid over an agreed period, set out in a proper solicitor-drawn agreement and secured by a legal charge over the business.
UK tyre, fast-fit and vehicle recovery businesses turning over £350k to £10m — tyre depots and fast-fit centres, mobile tyre fitting, breakdown and recovery, vehicle storage. Freehold or leasehold. Profitable, ready for retirement, or struggling.
You tell me about the business, I listen. No forms, no obligation.
I look at the numbers and come back with a fair offer, usually within days.
Seller finance, deferred payments, cash release, or a mix — built around your situation.
We complete and handle the handover carefully. Your people and your name are looked after.