A complete tyre bay arrives at your Merton address. Machine, balancer and the tyre in your size come to the Raynes Park drive or the Wimbledon permit bay, and the car sits still until the wheel is bolted back on.
Merton cars end up stuck in awkward spots: a flat in a Wimbledon bay with tennis restrictions on the street, a run-flat on its rim in the Tandem Centre car park, a shredded tyre on a Mitcham drive after a speed cushion. None of them can reach a workshop without a tow or a wrecked alloy on the Bishopsford Road kerbs. The mobile van carries what a tyre bay has, so the car does not have to go anywhere.
The van holds a tyre-changing machine, a balancer, a jack with stands, a torque wrench and the tyre you need. On your Merton Park drive or in a Morden bay the car is raised, the old tyre pushed off the rim, the new one mounted and seated, the wheel balanced on the van and refitted at the correct torque. The old tyre is removed for recycling. State the address and what sort of parking it is when you ring, and the total is agreed before departure from NW2.
Anywhere a van fits alongside the wheel in Merton: a Motspur Park or Mitcham drive, a Wimbledon or Colliers Wood bay, the retail car parks at Colliers Wood, station car parks with consent. Not the A24 or A3 red routes.
| Postcodes | SW19, SW20, SM4, CR4 |
|---|---|
| Typical arrival | Usually under an hour |
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Space is the main requirement: enough room at the wheel arch for jack and tyre machine, a surface close to level, and a spot where the van blocks nobody, whether a Morden drive or a Wimbledon permit bay you are entitled to. Private spaces in Raynes Park are ideal. The balancer, tyre machine and stock all come in the van, so your Merton car stays parked throughout. Avoid Church Road during the championships.
The tyre bay drives to Merton: fitted, balanced and torqued at your own address.
