Garratts agrees €700k warranty deal
Lancashire-based insurance broker Garratts has secured a contract to arrange tyre warranties worth €700 000 in Spain and Portugal.
Garratts, which has offices in Preston and Lancaster, said it secured the deal after beating off competition from several brokers.
The firm was appointed by Spanish broker Sanz & Domecq to provide an
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