ATS Euromaster has announced it will wind down its UK operations, closing 86 of its least profitable service centres in 2025, with 703 jobs at risk across its remaining sites, head office, and call centre.
The company plans to sell 35 of its 152 sites to Formula One Autocentres and 14 to S&M Tyres, which trades as Elite Garages. However, the remaining network would be too small to compete viably in the UK market.
Nick Harley, group managing director, described the decision as a “sad and difficult moment”, citing competition and rising costs. He said the firm’s priority is to treat all employees fairly and support those transferring or affected by closures.
Affected sites will remain open during a consultation period expected to end in April, with final trading on 1 May if proposals go ahead. The company also proposed moving 13 mobile night technicians to Tructyre, another Euromaster Group business.
