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HomeWhat's OnOpposite Lock comes to Warwick

Opposite Lock comes to Warwick

The well known four-wheel drive and vehicle accessories outlet, Opposite Lock, opens in Warwick this Saturday.
Owners Aaron and Emma Flood are already known to the Warwick community as they have operated Warwick Radiator Works since July 2009.
Opposite Lock will operate in conjunction with Warwick Radiator Works in Albion Street.
Being four-wheel drive enthusiasts themselves, the owners say that local residents previously had to travel to either Toowoomba or Brisbane to obtain accessories for their vehicles.
The new business has resulted in the employment of one person at this stage.

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