Everything a tyre bay uses arrives in one van outside your house in Old Bletchley or Newton Leys. In Bletchley the tyre is mounted, balanced and fitted at the kerb, with the car left exactly where it was parked.
A car that cannot move in Bletchley creates a logistics problem. Recovery lorries find the tight Old Bletchley terraces and the build-outs in Newton Leys awkward, and a tow to a Milton Keynes centre means paying twice and collecting later. For a household with one car, or a van needed at Mount Farm the next day, it makes more sense for the workshop to drive to the car than the other way round.
The van carries a powered tyre changer, a computer wheel balancer, a torque wrench, new valves and a range of common tyre sizes. The wheel comes off at the kerb, the damaged tyre is stripped, and the new one is mounted and balanced before going back onto the hub at the correct torque. Send the size, the MK1 to MK3 postcode and which side of the road the car is on; you agree the price during that call.
The van needs to park close to the car: an Old Bletchley road with space behind, a Newton Leys drive, a Mount Farm yard or the Leisure Centre car park. Very tight terraces may need the van to use the next street.
| Postcodes | MK1, MK2, MK3 |
|---|---|
| Typical arrival | Around 1.5 to 2 hours |
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Before the fitter arrives, check the space. The job needs level ground, room for the jack and roughly a metre clear around the wheel. A Lakes Estate drive or a Mount Farm yard is ideal, and a permit terrace near Queensway works if the van can pull in close without blocking a neighbour. Ask the unit manager before using a private Denbigh bay. The car is never towed or shifted, because the whole fitting happens where it already stands.
The tyre workshop comes to Bletchley; your car stays exactly where it stopped.
