Tyre machine, balancer and a rack of stock ride together in one van, meaning a Luton fit is completed where the car sits, whether a Bury Park permit bay or the airport long-stay.
Moving a damaged car across Luton is awkward. Towing from Marsh Farm to a depot costs time and money, driving on a failed tyre round the Vauxhall Way ring risks the wheel, and a car in the airport long-stay cannot go anywhere. With the workshop in the van, nothing needs to move: it parks beside the car on a Wigmore drive, a Farley Hill street or an Airport Way estate yard.
On board are a tyre changer that separates tyre and rim, a wheel balancer, an air supply, torque tools and common Luton sizes. The fitter removes the wheel beside your car, swaps the tyre, balances the wheel in the van and refits it to the correct torque. On the call, give the size, the spot and whether a van fits next to it; the price is agreed before it sets off.
The van needs space next to the car: a Stopsley drive, a Leagrave street, Luton Airport long-stay zones or the L&D grounds, or a legal Bury Park bay outside match days. Multi-storeys, including the airport short-stay, are too tight.
| Postcodes | LU1, LU2, LU3, LU4 |
|---|---|
| Typical arrival | Typically 60 to 90 minutes |
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Everything happens beside the car, so the space counts. The fitter wants level tarmac, room at the side of the wheel for the jack and tools, and the van parked without blocking a neighbour's drive in Wigmore or a shared yard on Airport Way. In a private or permit bay, confirm you are allowed to be there. The car never has to move, which is exactly why a long-stay zone at London Luton Airport or a Sundon Park drive works so well.
The full tyre workshop comes to your car anywhere in Luton.
