Nothing needs towing. The Rescue Tyres van reaches Daventry with its own tyre changer, balancer and shelves of stock on board, and every stage of the fit takes place kerbside in Southbrook, Middlemore or a Royal Oak yard.
A car with a destroyed tyre is awkward to shift in Daventry. Towing it to a garage means waiting for a truck, a workshop slot and then a lift home, and a van stranded on the Royal Oak estate or a car on the A425 side of town loses a whole day. Most people only need the tyre changed, not the car taken anywhere at all.
Think of the van as a workshop on wheels. On board are a bead-breaking changer that seats the new rubber, a wheel balancer that sets the weights, a torque wrench, and racks of popular sizes. Your wheel comes off in the Southbrook street, gets its new tyre beside the van and goes back on at the kerb. Send the size first so the right stock is loaded.
The van needs a space next to the car, roughly one extra bay's width. Southbrook drives, the Leisure Centre car park and Royal Oak yards suit well; Bowen Square pay and display is too cramped, so pick a nearby street.
| Postcodes | NN11 |
|---|---|
| Typical arrival | Around 2 hours, confirmed before we set off |
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Room is the only thing the job really asks for in Daventry. The fitter wants kneeling room at the wheel, solid even ground under the jack, and a van position that blocks nobody's drive or gateway. Private bays on the Royal Oak estate and wide Lang Farm roads suit well, while Bowen Square pay and display is tight. As the changer and balancer ride along in the van, the car itself is never towed or shifted.
The whole fit happens where your Daventry car stands. Send the size to start.
