Supa Quick Randburg Contact Details

Supa Quick Randburg is on Bram Fischer Drive and is a full fitment centre rather than a tyre-only shop: tyres, batteries, shocks, brakes and exhausts. It publishes its own branch mailbox and a free call-back service, which is the practical way to get a quote without holding on a line.

Official contact details

• Telephone: 011 789 2624
• Email: randburg@supaquick.co.za
• Address: 199 Bram Fischer Drive, Randburg, Johannesburg, 2194
• Call-back service: request one through the branch page on supaquick.com at no charge

Trading hours

• Monday to Friday: 07h30 to 17h00
• Saturday: 08h00 to 13h00
• Sunday: closed
• Public holidays: closed

The branch also advertises that it stays open during load shedding, which for a fitment centre means the compressors and the wheel balancer keep running. That is worth confirming when you book, because a balance or an alignment cannot be done on backup power everywhere.

Getting a useful quote

Have the tyre size off the sidewall before you phone. It reads as three numbers, for example 205/55R16, and without it nobody can quote you. Ask for the price fitted rather than the price of the tyre: fitting, balancing, a new valve and the tyre disposal levy are usually quoted separately and together they add a real amount per wheel. Ask what the tyre warranty covers and who honours it, and ask for the manufacturing date on the tyres being supplied, since tyres age on the shelf.

Alignment, brakes and the upsell

• A wheel alignment after fitting is genuinely worth doing if the car was wearing tyres unevenly, and pointless if it was not; ask them to show you the before reading
• Get a written quotation for brake or shock work before authorising it, itemised into parts and labour
• Ask to keep or see the parts that were replaced; a reputable fitment centre will not object

If something goes wrong

• Raise it with the branch on 011 789 2624 or randburg@supaquick.co.za, quoting the job card number
• Supa Quick branches are franchised, so the branch, not the national brand, holds your job card and must resolve it first
• For an unresolved consumer complaint, the Motor Industry Ombudsman of South Africa handles disputes about vehicle repairs and fitment