Arundel based Redstone (Tyres) Ltd is the latest specialist tyre supplier to join the National Tyre Distributors Association (NTDA).
Founded in 1999 as a tyre wholesaler, Redstone is now one of the UK’s leading specialists in the grounds maintenance sector and one of the UK’s few remaining tyre manufacturers.
Commenting on the new addition, NTDA CEO Stefan Hay said: ‘We are thrilled to welcome Redstone Tyres into our membership. Over the past 26 years, Redstone has built an impressive portfolio, expanding across multiple sectors, including Agriculture, Construction, Grounds Maintenance, and Recreational Sport and Leisure. Its expertise and extensive product range makes it a valuable addition to our diverse membership. We are excited to collaborate with the Redstone team to promote this essential and specialist area of the UK tyre trade.”
Under its own brands, Redstone has also developed an impressive range of products that includes tyres for Quad Bikes, other ATVs and UTVs, inner tubes, tyre sealants, repair kits, tyre changers and workshop sundries alongside an outstanding reputation based on a continuous drive for excellence, superb customer service and always putting the customer first – key factors in the company’s growth and success.
Redstone’s Sales Director Joel Nash said: “We’re very excited to join other tyre industry leaders in becoming a part of the NTDA as the association provides a great platform to connect and network with members of the industry, whilst also helping us to stay informed about the latest tyre trends and regulations. We’re keen to support the NTDA’s governmental and legislative work, as well as their efforts to champion tyre safety. Having just celebrated our 25th Anniversary in December 2024, we’re really looking forward to the future here at Redstone. For a quarter of a century, we’ve focused on providing only the best products and service in the Ground Maintenance and Agricultural sectors; we will continue to do exactly that going forwards, whilst constantly expanding our product offering to enable us to meet more needs.”
