Found a flat outside your house in Knotty Green or at Seer Green and Jordans station? Please do not drive on it. The fitter comes out and chooses between patch and new tyre beside the car.
Flat tyres around Beaconsfield usually appear on cars that have been standing still. A commuter stepping down from a Chiltern service at Seer Green and Jordans returns to a sagging wheel in the small car park, or a family car on a New Town drive has sunk onto its rim overnight. It is tempting to crawl it round to a garage on the A40, but even a short distance can ruin a tyre that was repairable.
Do not move it. Give us the precise location, perhaps a numbered bay at Beaconsfield station, a house off Penn Road or a road in Jordans, and say whether the locking key is aboard. The sidewall size helps if you can read it. Once the wheel is off, the fitter sees what caused the flat and chooses between a repair within BS AU 159 limits and a replacement tyre, having quoted each on the phone.
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 Beaconsfield as well.
If the job turns out to be different, see broken tyre replacement, emergency mobile tyre fitting in Beaconsfield or puncture repair.
Flats are handled at Beaconsfield station and Seer Green and Jordans station car parks, on drives across Holtspur and Knotty Green and in the Windsor End car park. A car flat on a motorway slip road must be recovered first.
| Main roads | M40 J2; A355; A40 |
|---|---|
| Typical arrival | Typically 60 to 90 minutes |
Flat tyre: the first steps →Flat tyre help on the Beaconsfield page
A tyre going flat on Farnham Road or Collinswood Road, the A355 between Beaconsfield and Slough, is far simpler to sort away from that busy route. Pull into a side road near Hedgerley, switch on the hazards and keep everyone clear of traffic, then ring us naming A355 plus whichever turning you took.
When a Beaconsfield car is found flat on the drive, walk right round it and look at the other three tyres as well. On the flat one, check for a screw in the rubber, a bent valve or a graze that points to the Pyebush kerbs. Taking it to a garage along the A40 on no air is a mistake. If you do fit a space-saver, keep the journey gentle and short. Otherwise the car is best left in the New Town where it sits.
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Flat tyre in Beaconsfield? Leave the car parked and call us out to it.
