A flat tyre discovered in the morning on a Becontree street, outside Dagenham Heathway station or at a Chadwell Heath drive: leave it on the rim and call Rescue Tyres.
The flat you find rather than feel is a real risk in RM8 and RM9. The car was parked overnight, and by morning one corner is down on the tarmac. Sometimes it is a nail that has been slowly losing air for a week along the Longbridge Road commute; sometimes a valve; sometimes a sidewall cut from the last three-point turn in a Becontree terrace. What matters is that you do not drive on it, because a hundred metres on a flat destroys the inner liner.
Tell us the street, whether it sits on a permit bay or a driveway, and the sidewall marking if you can read it. The fitter arrives carrying both patch kit and the common sizes, lifts the car where it is parked, and inspects the tyre off the rim. Repairable holes get a patch-plug; sidewall damage or a shredded liner means the replacement from the van goes on instead. The decision is made at your kerb in Barking, explained, and priced before any work starts.
On run-flat tyres? They behave differently once deflated, so check the handbook's limits and read our page on run-flat tyres; we fit replacement run-flat tyres at the car in Barking and Dagenham as well.
You can book broken tyre replacement in Barking and Dagenham or emergency tyre replacement in Barking and Dagenham on the same call.
Wherever it went flat, provided it is off the A13 and the North Circular: a Becontree terrace, a Marks Gate driveway, a controlled bay of yours near Barking station, or the public road at the exit of the Vicarage Field multi-storey.
| Main roads | A13; A12 Eastern Avenue; A406 North Circular |
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| Typical arrival | Typically 60 to 90 minutes |
Flat tyre: the first steps →Flat tyre help on the Barking and Dagenham page
Found the tyre flat on Rush Green Road or Whalebone Lane North? Your priority is getting clear of that busy route. Where it is safe at walking pace, roll into the closest residential street, flick the hazards on and gather everyone on the kerb side. Ring us next with the A124 or A1112 reference and a landmark such as Becontree station or Chadwell Heath Station Car Park.
Found it flat outside the house? Check the other three first, since two soft tyres on one Dagenham car alter what gets loaded. Then check that tyre for a nail, split valve or graze. Driving on it to a garage along Longbridge Road crushes the sidewall, so a nail fit for patching ends up needing a new tyre. Treat any space-saver as a stopgap wheel held to a lower speed. Leave the car where it stands in Becontree or near Chadwell Heath station and describe the spot.
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Flat tyre in Barking and Dagenham? Leave it where it stands and ring 07473 720871.
