Tyreland Paraparaumu
Phone: +64 4298 2984
Tyres Brands: Cooper Tires, Pirelli, Toyo, Nankang, Yokohama, Michelin, BF Goodrich, Nexen.
Address: 22 Ihakara Street, Paraparaumu, Wellington.
Opening Hours: Monday to Friday: 08:00 – 17:00, Saturday: 09:00–12:00, Sunday: Close.
About TyreLand Paraparaumu
As one of New Zealand’s leading independent tire specialists, Tyreland is an expert in the field with a fundamental focus on excellent and dedicated customer service. They work with state-of-the-art equipment and have the world’s leading tire brands in their stores.
Also, they have a unique VIP program for TyreLAND customers, with a savings system and special care for the tyres, available in all branches, which are distributed throughout the country. Each TyreLAND branch has its own history, its own character, but they share the same level of expertise and service excellence.
If you are looking for them to listen and understand your needs and fit your budget, they will undoubtedly be available to recommend the best tyres.
Paraparaumu is a city located southwest of the North Island of New Zealand, that is, situated on the coast of Kapiti. To the north of the centre of the city of Parapaumu is a Lindale town that gave its beginnings as a tourist and agricultural centre, gaining a reputation for cheese production. In the urban area of the zone, it has a population of 5,208 inhabitants.
Tyres in Wellington
There are an estimated 318.000 vehicles in Wellington, which means there are 1.591.525 tyres in this region.
Wellington is located in the south of the North Island, on the Cook Strait and is the southernmost capital of the world. Its urban area includes four cities: Wellington, Porirua, Lower Hutt and Upper Hutt, being Wellington the economic and cultural centre of the region. It is a city famous for its wind, it is a modern and cosmopolitan city, but not overcrowded; its streets are home to abundant restaurants, cafes, art galleries, stores and hidden bars which in turn also have an active port with colourful old houses in the surrounding hills.
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Pirelli Tyres History
It was on January 28, 1872 when Giovanni Battista Pirelli obtained the registration of a company that began as a producer of rubber objects and has ended up being a benchmark for high-performance tires
Born on December 27, 1848 in Varenna, Giovanni Battista Pirelli was the eighth of ten children of Santino Pirelli, a baker, and Rosa Riva, although only five survived. After his initial studies, he transferred to Milan to study physics and mathematics, then to Pavia to expand them, he enlisted with Garibaldi’s troops in the War of Independence of 1866 and finally returned to Milan to obtain the title of industrial engineer, that he got with the best grades of his promotion.
That earned him a scholarship that, through Europe, allowed him to meet great companies, personalities and production methods. But above all, an element that was revolutionizing the industry: rubber, or elastic rubber. The fellowship lasted until September 1871. But Pirelli already had an idea in mind, and so, on January 28, 1872, he founded the GB Pirelli & Co., of which he was the sole managing partner, with a registered capital of 215,000 lire. His first factory, on the banks of the Sevesetto, was modest, with only a thousand square meters and just 45 workers, which in just 10 years will already be 250.
Initially with rubber tubes and tapes, but gradually expanding the business to shoe soles, raincoats or tire cables, only three years after the company was founded, half of the country’s demand for rubber objects is Pirelli. But that’s not enough. Pirelli’s mind for the future leads him to see the future in telecommunications. And it is there where from 1881 onwards it will expand its range of products, with submarine cables for telecommunications, which allowed the telegraph cables to be passed under water not only in Italy, but also in Africa or from Barcelona to Palma de Mallorca.
That prosperity also had to confront legitimate workers’ demands. That is where the first chapter of the Pirelli series begins and ends, with the strike on May 5, 1898 that resulted in the Bava Beccaris massacre, with 418 people killed and hundreds injured by police and government repression. Giovanni Battista Pirelli thinks from his factory how to improve the employment situation, which in the future will lead to a scientific organization of work, the presence of doctors and psychological tests and an improvement in working conditions. But just before, in 1901, the production of what would be the signature work and hallmark of the firm had started: automobile and motorcycle tires.
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