Out to the car in Merton Park or Morden and a tyre is sitting on its rim. Leave it exactly there, send the street and sidewall size, and repair or replacement is settled at the kerb.
A Merton flat can be waiting for you in the morning. The car sat overnight on a Raynes Park drive or a Wimbledon permit street with a screw from the Colliers Wood car parks in the tread, and by the school run it is on the rim. One can also turn up at the Morden station car park when the evening train gets in. Driving it to a garage down Morden Road, even a short way, damages the sidewall beyond repair and can mark the alloy on the kerbs.
Ring with the location, the postcode and where the car is sitting, since a drive in Lower Morden and a Wimbledon bay under tennis restrictions need different arrangements. Read the sidewall so a tyre in your size can ride along in case the flat is not repairable. At the car the fitter lifts it where it is, removes the wheel and finds the cause, a nail, a failed valve, a leaking rim seat or sidewall damage, and the cost is agreed before it is done.
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 Merton as well.
You can book broken tyre replacement in Merton or emergency tyre replacement in Merton on the same call.
Where the car stands, so long as that is a drive, a permit bay, the Morden or Wimbledon station car parks, or a Colliers Wood retail bay. A flat on the A24 or the A3 must first reach a side street or car park before anyone can attend.
| Main roads | A3; A24 Morden Road and Merton High Street; A238 Kingston Road |
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| Typical arrival | Usually under an hour |
Flat tyre: the first steps →Flat tyre help on the Merton page
When a tyre goes flat on Haydons Road (A218), turn into a residential road towards Haydons Road station or Summerstown and stop where the car is fully off the traffic lane. Hazards on, handbrake set, everyone out and onto the pavement, then phone with the street name. Rolling even a few hundred yards with no air pinches the casing against the rim, and a fixable nail hole becomes a scrapped tyre.
Found flat on a Pollards Hill or South Wimbledon street? Walk round and press the other three tyres. On the soft one, check the tread for a screw, the valve stem for a crack and the rubber for a scrape from a Pollards Hill kerb. A trip to a garage along Merton High Street on that tyre will destroy the sidewall. A space-saver gets a car off a road slowly but should not stay on for long. Leave the car in its bay, clear of the A24, and call.
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Flat tyre in Merton? Stay put; the van comes to your drive or bay.
