A flat found in the morning in Willesden Green, outside a Harlesden house or on a Kingsbury drive means one call to 07473 720871; the van comes to the car in Brent and sorts it there.
In Brent the flat may be waiting on a permit street. The car has sat overnight in Kilburn or Queens Park and one tyre is on the rim. A nail from Park Royal, a failed valve, a sidewall nicked on the Kilburn High Road bus kerb: from the pavement they all look the same. Driving it to a garage along the Edgware Road is the worst move; a few hundred metres on a flat chews up the inner liner and writes off a tyre that could have been patched.
Give the street, say if it is a resident bay rather than a driveway, and quote the sidewall marking if it is legible. The van leaves Adrian Avenue carrying both the repair kit and common sizes, so the inspection and the fix happen in the same visit. The fitter lifts the car in its NW6 bay or on the NW9 drive, takes the tyre off, then patches it from inside or mounts a replacement, with the reason and the price confirmed before he 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 Brent as well.
Other services from the same Brent Cross team: broken tyre replacement and van tyre fitting in Brent.
Where the tyre went down, provided it is off the red routes and the M1: a Willesden Green bay with your permit, a Kenton driveway, a Harlesden street, a Park Royal yard, the public road outside the London Designer Outlet if the car park has to be left.
| Main roads | A406 North Circular; M1 J1 at Staples Corner; A5 Edgware Road |
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| Typical arrival | Usually under an hour |
Flat tyre: the first steps →Flat tyre help on the Brent page
On Kenton Park Parade or Forty Avenue, a flat tyre is a reason to slow right down and move into the first quiet turning. Hazards flashing, passengers stepping out to the kerb and standing well back. Then phone with the road, its A-road number and something nearby we can spot, such as Preston Road station or Northwick Park station.
Found a flat in Harlesden? Look over the remaining three, then search the flat for a nail, a cracked valve stem or kerb damage on the sidewall. Driving on it, even as far as our base at Brent Cross, can shred the tyre and damage the wheel. A space-saver is for short distances at low speed, not a long drive. Leave the car where it is, whether on a driveway in Kingsbury or a permit bay in Willesden, and tell us the street.
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Flat tyre in Brent? Leave it on the rim and ring the van that starts from Brent Cross.
