Found a sidewall bulge in the Stansted long-stay after your trip, or a cut spotted at Birchanger Green? You hear honestly whether to drive, and a fresh tyre goes on in that very spot.
M11 drivers often discover tyre damage on returning to the car: a bulge after a kerb in a Redbridge retail car park, a split sidewall noticed when collecting the car from the Stansted mid-stay, a cut from debris on the Epping Forest stretch spotted at Birchanger Green. None of these can be repaired, and heading south from J8 the M11 offers no services at all if a damaged tyre fails on the way home.
Message a picture of the damage and the tyre markings. Our view on moving the car at all comes back straight, and with a bulge, a deep cut or cords showing it is a firm no. The damaged tyre is swapped for a new one, spun on the balancer, and the wheel looked over for kerb marks. Cost is agreed by phone while the van is still at Adrian Avenue.
The same Brent Cross team also handles emergency tyre replacement on the M11 and flat tyre help, booked on the same call.
The Stansted long-stay or mid-stay car parks, Birchanger Green, Harlow business park roads or your drive in Ware or Hertford. Recovery comes first for a car that is still sitting on the M11.
| Road | M11 London to Stansted |
|---|---|
| Operator | National Highways |
Damaged tyres: drive on it or replace it? →Broken tyre replacement on the M11 page
Tyre wrecked on the way round Gants Hill Roundabout towards the A12? Leave the roundabout for a residential turning before you stop, or use the space at Newbury Retail Park further east. Gants Hill station is an easy landmark. Tell us the size if you can read it from the sidewall, and whether the rim also took a knock.
Before trusting a damaged tyre on the M11, check it properly: a sidewall bulge, a cut showing cords, a split or crack, or a patch worn flat by an emergency stop all mean it should not be driven, and nor should tread worn below the legal limit. Heat at seventy through Epping Forest is what turns a weakness into a failure. Kerbs around the Loughton and Debden station car parks can catch a low-profile tyre.
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Found tyre damage near the M11? Stay parked and message a picture.
