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Definition of tyre kicker in English: tyre kickernoun Australian, NZ informal 1A person who inspects vehicles for sale with no intention of buying. car sales people are familiar with tyre kickers Example sentencesExamples - I didn't tell him to scram about the car, pegging him squarely as a tyre kicker.
- He's just like the ubiquitous tyre kicker who is looking for a car but with a complete lack of enthusiasm.
- There is the perennial tyre kicker who wastes your sales staff's time.
- Car sales people are familiar with "tyre kickers"; those people who come to a showroom, feel the leather seats, ask to start the engine and start feeling if the tyres have enough pressure.
- He was a tyre kicker, a time-wasting pauper who when he sees a cart for sale walks around it kicking the steel tyres as though he has the necessary.
- Tyre kickers and semi skilled recovery vehicle drivers, not fully trained, qualified mechanics.
- The vendor will also see that you are a serious potential purchaser, and not just a clueless tyre kicker.
- He talks about the customer as being a tyre kicker and not being qualified to purchase a car from him.
- 1.1 A time-waster.
when we advertise through the normal job sites we tend to end up with lots of tyre kickers Example sentencesExamples - I have had whispers around publishers that the alleged asking price is $2-3.5 million as a tyre-kicker expression of "interest".
- I'm not a fan of tyre kickers.
- He loitered in the corridor outside, a tyre-kicker awaiting his turn in front of the magistrates.
- But the parade of private equity tyre kickers moved on.
- In gem shops I am revealed as a total tyre-kicker in the consumption race and I come away empty-handed.
- They used to have a surefire way of sorting out the tyre kickers.
- With the rabble running the show of course Melbourne are attracting has beens and tyre kickers.
- I'm a cyber tyre-kicker so I was actively looking and it came up on Trade Me.
- Too busy for tyre kickers and unreliable workers.
- I expect the administrators will talk to plenty of tyre kickers.
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