115 St George Street

Mungindi NSW 2406

Mungindi Tyre & Battery and Mechanical headquarters are in the main street and are currently the only tyre business in town. With three full-time staff, one on tyres, one doing mechanical and an office/sales assistant. The Tyre business is sold with a fully equipped field service vehicle as this represents the majority of the tyre business work. The fully equipped mechanical workshop had two workers until recently, and one was not replaced due to the impending sale. Batteries and gas supplies are two other products the business provides.
Mungindi Tyre & Battery and Mechanical have more work than they can handle, which presents the opportunity to grow the business by adding extra staff. Growth opportunities also include additional field service vehicles, wheel alignments, air conditioning, and auto electrical would be highly sought-after additions to the business. The business's profit will only be limited by the hours you are willing to work.
The Mungindi district is a very active area with small, medium and large-scale rural enterprises. Large machinery is used to grow and transport crops from broad acre irrigation and dryland farming properties. Mungindi has two cotton gins, and neighbouring town Thallon's Graincorp is Australia's second-largest grain receival depot. Complementing the farming are cattle and sheep grazing properties which also supply local feedlots. This rural activity provides constant work for Mungindi Tyres and Mechanical.
Straddling the Barwon River, Mungindi is called by one name but is located in two states, NSW and QLD and is situated on the Carnarvon Highway, which links Melbourne with Darwin and Townsville. Mungindi is 120km* northwest of Moree, 120km* south of St George and 150km* west of Goondiwindi. With a population of 700* people, it is a very prosperous farming district producing wheat, cotton, sheep and beef cattle for local, national and international markets.

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