Humour led classic car chat with a UK slant. Join Max & Matt as they chat about the highs and lows of wanting, owning and running classic cars. Join in on the classic car chat on our socials: Instagram: @thetyrekickersuk and Facebook: The Tyre Kickers Finalist - Independent Podcast Awards 2024.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | AutomotiveLeisure |
HNY from The Tyre Kickers! Ahead of Season 2 in Feb, here's a bonus episode. Join Max as he takes a trip to The Classic Motor Hub in the Cotswolds and talks to the trade. Find out what's hot for 2025 as he checks out their amazing stock of classics. more
Oh no - Santa’s sleigh has been seized! So let’s find him a classic load lugger to get the job done. Plus we pick the best classic car presents and test how much Max really knows about classic cars in our Christmas quiz. So grab a glass of mulled win... more
Why's a 911 Turbo so expensive and what can you get instead? What was the reality of 70s and 80s road trips? Who is better at guessing auction prices - Matt or Max? And is £200k bonkers for a souped-up white Escort? All that, plus your picks for the ... more
Ever fancied an XJS? We have, so we caught up with the guys from the XJS Club at the NEC Classic Motor Show. We had a really good chat - so good in fact - that we're now running it out in full as a special bonus episode. In this episode, we talk coup... more
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The best car podcast out there - if not, the best podcast out there. Congratulations and long may it continue. Benjamin
This podcast is not trying to be really good, it just is.
As a young (22) classic car owner (1970 Citroen DS 21 IE Pallas), this hobby can all too often be a group of grumpy old men sat in a field eating soggy sandwiches that just push new comers away. This podcast helps shine some much needed light on the fun, light-hearted, and pub-chat worthy side of the hobby. Would definitely recommend!
Great fun, probably not for you if you’re the type who wears a polo with a car manufacturer logo or have been building some tedious midget-sized ‘special’ for the last 15 years. For the rest of us, perfect.
A great listen, really enjoying it.
Good banter between Max & Matt and really relatable content.
Mark D
Apple Podcasts | #50 | United Kingdom/Leisure/Automotive |
Apple Podcasts | #129 | Germany/Leisure/Automotive |
Apple Podcasts | #212 | Australia/Leisure/Automotive |
Apple Podcasts | #10 | Ireland/Leisure/Automotive |
Apple Podcasts | #24 | Denmark/Leisure/Automotive |
Apple Podcasts | #49 | Ireland/Leisure |
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