Car parts and bikes retailer Halfords has seen an improvement upon the growth it had seen earlier in the year, with like for like sales up by 5.9% in the third quarter. This signifies an 11.9% increase in total sales for the 15 weeks to January 13th, with like-for-like boosts in retail, cycling revenue and motoring. It comes after the company had suggested that sharp falls in sterling since the Brexit vote had sent the cost of imported goods surging by £6 million in the first half of the year. They also announced that they will be investing £8m into a mobile tyre fitting business, TyresOnTheDrive.com. The aim will be to provide Halfords with the opportunity to expand its mobile delivery service.