DNICK provides individual quotations after reviewing the vehicle, tyres, requested service and location. There is no published nationwide fixed price on this website. Supplying these details upfront helps define what needs to be assessed.
Start with the vehicle and tyres
Include the vehicle make and model, the number of tyres and the size printed on each tyre. If the front and rear sizes differ, list both. Mention any known damage, previous treatment or unusual wheel setup. Do not assume that a quoted solution for a different vehicle will suit yours.
- Vehicle category: car, bakkie, SUV, taxi, motorcycle or fleet.
- Tyre sizes and the number in each size.
- What you want assessed and any known tyre issues.
Add your town and the requested arrangement
Give your province and town, plus a suburb where relevant. Say whether you want to discuss an assessment, a protection treatment or a fleet programme. Collection and delivery is a proposed service: ask whether it is available for your address, what it costs and who confirms the appointment.
Compare the complete quotation
Ask DNICK to state the exact product or service, the number of tyres included and the total price. Confirm whether any applicable VAT, inspection, application, travel or collection costs are included. Request the validity period and what happens if an inspected tyre is unsuitable. A quote request does not reserve an appointment.
Keep product questions separate from price
A lower price is only useful if the quoted solution meets your actual requirements. Ask for documented compatibility, limitations, care instructions and any warranty terms. If you are asking for tyre sealant specifically, confirm the product and method instead of assuming that every puncture-prevention treatment is the same.