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Halfords: The UK’s Leading Motoring and Cycling Retailer
Halfords is a chain of motoring stores found all over the UK. It sells motoring equipment, tools, and accessories. In recent years, it has also pushed into the cycling niche by selling cycles, tyres, helmets, clothing, equipment, and bike accessories. Other items that it sells include camping equipment and child car seats. With over 400 stores in the UK, it is undoubtedly the number one motoring store.
They also provide fitting services for many of their products. At the same time, they also have several Autocentres that can carry out various mechanical services such as MOT testing, repairs and servicing.
Over 400 stores are in retail parks, industrial estates, and the High Streets of most significant towns and cities. London, Bristol, and Glasgow have the most stores.
Most locations are open from 9 AM to 8 PM Monday through Friday, while on Saturdays and Sundays, they are open between 9 AM and 6 PM and 10 AM and 5 PM. Use the store locator to verify the opening times of Halfords nearby, which is open today.
During Christmas, Boxing Day, New Year’s Day, Easter or bank holidays, locations will likely have differing opening times; some stores might be closed due to local regulations.
Their distinctive orange and black logo ensures you can easily spot a store.
Think you know everything about them? Well, did you know these five fun facts?
- They currently employ more than 10,000 staff.
- It got its name from Halford Street in Leicester, the street of its first-ever store.
- The company, which would eventually become the retailer, started an ironmongery in 1892.
- They sponsor and back several motor racing and cyclist teams.
- It is floated on the London Stock Exchange.
While many associate Halfords with motoring, the company’s primary roots lie in cycle repair, maintenance, and accessories. This is understandable, considering the company has been around a lot longer than the automobile, and it wasn’t until cars became affordable for most families that they moved into that side of things as well.
Cycles, cars, motorbikes, caravans, camping, scooters, karts, and even hoverboards are the modes of transport where you can buy parts, accessories and clothing while taking advantage of fitting services at most of their stores. If you need a bike helmet, new windscreen wipers, a replacement car battery or new tyres, they will have you covered.
They have a complete sale-to-service concept in that you can buy a bike from them, have it built and set up correctly by the cycle engineers and then have it serviced. This can include everything from a primary child’s cycle to high-cost, high-performance cycles costing thousands of pounds. They can offer customised add-ons and modifications on commuter cycles, BMX, hybrids, and race cycles.
The company behind Halfords was established in 1892. Founded by Frederick Rushbrooke in Birmingham, it started as a wholesale ironmongery. Ten years later, it began to sell cycles and related parts and accessories, and within another 30 years, it had more than 200 stores under its name across the United Kingdom.
Over the years, the company has been acquired by several groups, such as the Ward White Group in 1983, the Boots Group in 1991, and CVC Capital Partners in 2002. It has been floated on the LSE since 2004 and consistently has a turnover of a billion a year. If there were an enormous British retailer of car and bicycle parts in the UK right now, we would miss them.
