For Beaconsfield, the tyre workshop is inside the van. Changing machine, balancer and stock are set up at your kerb or in the J2 services car park, and the car never has to move.
Moving a disabled car from Beaconsfield to a tyre centre is harder than it sounds. A motorway traveller parked in the services at J2 has no garage within walking distance, and a resident in Forty Green or Jordans would need a tow along the A355 or A40. Driving there on a ruined tyre risks the wheel as well. Bringing the tools to Forty Green or the services is simply easier.
Stowed in the back are the changer that pulls a tyre off its rim, a balancing machine, an air supply, a torque wrench and popular sizes of tyre. Off comes the wheel; the tyre is repaired or exchanged, spun on the balancer, and the wheel goes back on tightened to the maker's figure with the pressures set. Give the size, exact location and whether a locking nut is fitted, and the HP9 price is agreed on the phone.
The van needs space beside the car on firm, level ground: a drive in Forty Green, a road in the New Town, the car park at Windsor End or Beaconsfield services. It never sets up on the M40 or a slip road.
| Postcodes | HP9 |
|---|---|
| Typical arrival | Typically 60 to 90 minutes |
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A kerbside fit in Beaconsfield needs flat ground, room to kneel at the damaged corner and a van space that leaves every Beaconsfield neighbour free to come and go. Private drives in Forty Green and Knotty Green, permit-free New Town roads and the Windsor End car park usually offer all three. At Beaconsfield services, choose a bay clear of the pumps. The car does not have to move under its own power, because the full workshop arrives with the fitter.
The workshop arrives at your car in Beaconsfield; the job is done at the kerb.
