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A Sydney family has been left baffled after they came home and found hundreds of used tyres in their driveway.

Two workers arrived at Harjeet Singh Rai and his wife's Blacktown home just before 10am yesterday, while the couple was at work.

The tyre Tetris raised eyebrows among neighbours who watched the bizarre delivery unfold.

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"I said to my husband, we're in the wrong type of business, we've got go into tyres to build a house like this," one neighbour said.

Four hours later, the workers had left about 500 used tyres in the driveway, which the family never asked for.

When Harjeet arrived home, he almost thought he turned up at the wrong place.

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"I was shocked," Harjeet told 9News Sydney.

"First I started laughing, then we take things seriously, when you see the quantity, it's crazy," Harjeet's friend said.

More than a day after the delivery, Harjeet has not been able to track down the rightful owner of the tyres but said he wanted his car space back.

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A man and woman are on trial for their alleged involvement in a large meth lab.

The allegations dated back to the 1970s.

“Sounded like, legit, a girl having a good time.”