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Mobile tyre fitting
in Streatham.
Streatham runs the length of the A23 with three stations named after it, and the tyre work happens in the avenues either side rather than on the main road. Rescue Tyres turns up to the car where it sits in SW16.
A fitter at your car
in Streatham.
SW16 is one long postcode and the driving pattern reflects it: short local trips across Mitcham Lane, Tooting Bec Road and Streatham Common North, with the A23 for anything further. Punctures found in that pattern are usually slow ones, discovered cold in the morning after the car has stood overnight on Gleneagle Road or one of the avenues off it. Left alone, plenty of those are repairable. Driven on, they are not, which is why the fitter comes out to the car instead.
| Postcode districts | SW16 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Streatham High Road (A23); Gleneagle Road (A214); Tooting Bec Gardens (A214); Ambleside Avenue (A214) |
| Nearest stations | Streatham (National Rail), Streatham Hill (National Rail), Streatham Common (National Rail) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Hamilton Road Industrial Estate, Zennor Road Industrial Estate, Mitcham Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 11 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Usually under an hour |
Tyre work in Streatham.
A Streatham job is a repair or a replacement, and the tyre decides which. Damage in the tread, away from the shoulder and not too wide, means the tyre is lifted off the rim, read from inside and mended to BS AU 159. Damage from running flat, a cut or a kerbed sidewall means a new one, sourced in the size the car already wears, run-flat and van fitments included. Locking nuts with no key are removed too, and the line runs overnight.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Streatham sits within our mobile tyre fitting across Lambeth, and the same base and phone line cover both.
Services from the Lambeth page: Emergency tyre repair · 24 hour tyre repair · 24 hour tyre service · Broken tyre replacement · Puncture repair.
Drives, bays and car parks.
A drive on the Streatham Park or Furzedown side is the simplest option going. A resident bay is just as workable, and plenty of SW16 cars sit in one: the car stays put, the van stops behind it, and the space is handed back clear. Supermarket car parks around the High Road can serve if the car already sits in one and the store is content. What cannot be used is a bus lane, the red route running along the A23, or a bay so hemmed in that a jack has nowhere to go.
The map splits into three. West of the A23, Mitcham Lane, Streatham Park and the roads towards Furzedown are largely residential with a fair number of drives. East, Ambleside Avenue, Gleneagle Road and the climb up Knight's Hill towards West Norwood are denser and mostly bays. In the middle, the shopping length of the High Road and Streatham Hill is bus lane and controlled kerb from end to end, no place to leave a car standing at all. Lambeth parking zones cover most of it, so the question when you ring is which sort of space the car occupies. Estates such as Aldrington and Blenheim Gardens have their own bays and access rules, worth mentioning on the call.
Not quite in Streatham? We also come out to Oval and Kennington, Lambeth.

24 hours in Streatham.
Night work in SW16 might be someone back late off the last train at Streatham or Streatham Hill, or a driver who gets in and finds a tyre flat on the kerb outside. Ring at any hour, and price and a sensible arrival time are agreed on the call.
What drivers say.
"Amazingly fast, polite and saved my day."
Questions from Streatham.
Which Streatham station should I say I am near?
Can you work on a car parked on Mitcham Lane?
Do you charge extra because Streatham is in the ULEZ?
Can you come to an estate car park in Streatham?
Around Streatham.
Stuck in Streatham? Call now.
Streatham Common North, Mitcham Lane or a bay off Gleneagle Road: the fitter arrives at the car.
