In Chesham the tyre bay travels to you. The van brings its changing machine, balancer and tyres to your kerb, every part of the job is completed on your street, and the car never moves.
A car with a wrecked tyre in Chesham is awkward to take anywhere. Driving it up out of the valley risks the wheel, and a tow from a terrace off Broad Street is expensive and slow to arrange. Cars stranded at Chesham station, near Lowndes Park or up in Lye Green all face the same issue, so it makes far more sense for the tyre bay to travel than the car.
Inside the van sits a tyre removal machine, a spin balancer, compressed air, calibrated torque tools and a rack of everyday sizes. With the wheel off, the fitter mends or renews the tyre, balances the assembly and bolts it back on to the specified setting before adjusting the pressure, all at your Chesham kerb. Tell us the size and the car's location, and mention any locking nut, so the figure is known before the van sets off.
The van parks alongside on fairly level ground: a drive in Lye Green, the open kerbs of Pond Park or a corner of the Water Meadow car park. The Nashleigh Hill slope and single-track lanes are not suitable.
| Postcodes | HP5 |
|---|---|
| Typical arrival | Typically 60 to 90 minutes |
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For a kerbside fit in Chesham the fitter needs flat ground and around a car's width beside the damaged wheel, with the van close enough to reach it. Open kerbs in Pond Park and Chessmount usually offer that; a nose-to-tail terrace off Broad Street may not. Nobody's drive in Chesham should be blocked by the van while it works. Because the tyre machine travels with the fitter, the car is left where it stopped and is never driven on the wreck.
The tyre bay arrives at your Chesham kerb, and the car never moves.
