Everything a tyre depot has arrives on the van in Waltham Forest: changer, balancer, torque wrench and stock, so a car by Walthamstow Market or 17&Central is fitted where it stands.
Moving a car with a destroyed tyre out of a Walthamstow permit bay, through the modal filters and along Hoe Street to a depot means a recovery truck and a lost half day. The van removes the need. It carries a tyre changer to strip and mount, a balancer, a compressor, jacks and a range of common sizes, so a car parked near 17&Central or in a Leyton estate car park is worked on in its space and driven away from it.
Message 07473 720871 with the sidewall marking and the exact location, adding whether it is a bay, a driveway or an estate car park with a barrier. Tyre, fitting price and a realistic arrival time are all confirmed by the fitter on that call. At the car each wheel is jacked, the tyre stripped, its replacement mounted and balanced on the van, then torqued back on. The waste tyre leaves with the fitter and the car has not moved an inch.
Permit bays around Walthamstow Market and 17&Central, filtered Village streets from the open end, Leyton and Leytonstone estate car parks, Chingford and Highams Park drives. The van cannot stop on High Road Leyton or Hoe Street, both red routes.
| Postcodes | E4, E10, E11, E17 |
|---|---|
| Typical arrival | Usually under an hour |
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The van brings the machine and balancer, but the job still needs space: about a metre beside the wheel, firm level ground and a spot where the van blocks no neighbour. A Chingford or Highams Park drive is ideal. In the Walthamstow permit streets the van stands beside the bay, so tell us which end of the road the modal filters leave open. Your car never has to leave its space, even for balancing, because the balancer travels on board.
The tyre workshop comes to Waltham Forest; the car stays in its bay throughout.
