Feri's Tires
The independent tyre shop on Young Road, carrying new and a large stock of used tyres, wheels and rims, with repairs, balancing and fitting.
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Tyres matter more in Chilliwack than in most of the Lower Mainland, because a lot of the driving here is not on the flat. The Eastern Hillsides, Promontory, Ryder Lake and the Chilliwack River valley all involve real elevation, winter conditions arrive earlier up there than in the city, and British Columbia's winter tyre rules apply on the routes east. The independent shops on this page; mostly in the industrial pockets behind Sardis and along Young Road; handle seasonal changeovers, storage, truck and trailer work and agricultural tyres. The national tyre chains are excluded from this directory.
The independent tyre shop on Young Road, carrying new and a large stock of used tyres, wheels and rims, with repairs, balancing and fitting.
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