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Belmont, Greater London, near Sutton · SM2
Mobile tyre fitting
Mobile tyre fitting
in Belmont.
The name turns up all over the country, but this Belmont is the SM2 one above Sutton, where Belmont Rise climbs towards Banstead Downs. Rescue Tyres fits and repairs tyres on the drive, at the station or wherever the car has stopped.
★★★★★5.0 on Google from 151 reviews·Typically 60 to 90 minutes
Tyre trouble in Belmont?
A fitter at your car
A fitter at your car
in Belmont.
Belmont is a couple of streets of shops, a station and a great deal of housing, which means nearly every job here happens outside somebody's front door. What brings the call is generally a slow leak showing up on a car that has stood on the drive over a weekend, or a wheel kerbed while squeezing past parked cars on Brighton Road. The A217 at Belmont Rise carries the through traffic and is not the place to deal with either.
| Postcode districts | SM2 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Belmont Rise (A217); Banstead Downs; Brighton Road (B2230); Cotswold Road (B2218) |
| Nearest stations | Belmont (National Rail), Cheam (National Rail), Banstead (National Rail) |
| Distance from our base | about 16 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Typically 60 to 90 minutes |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Sutton |
What we do in Belmont
Tyre work in Belmont.
Fitting in SM2 covers the usual run of sizes: family cars, the larger SUV fitments common on these drives, run-flat and EV tyres, in budget, mid-range and premium. A puncture is taken off the rim, and BS AU 159 allows a repair when the damage falls centrally across the tread and stays inside the size the standard sets. Anything through the shoulder or into the sidewall is replaced. A locking nut with no key left in the car is removed on the drive, and the line is staffed overnight.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Where we work in Belmont
Drives, bays and car parks.
A driveway is the normal answer in Belmont, and most of them take a car with room to spare down one side. A garage apron at the house is fine too, provided the car can come out of it onto the flat. The kerb on Cotswold Road, or one of the quieter turnings, works where there is no drive at all. The A217 at Belmont Rise, the hospital entrance ramps and any spot on the downs verge are not usable.
Most of SM2 up here is interwar housing with driveways and garages, so there is somewhere to work at nearly every address, and that is what makes Belmont straightforward. Cotswold Road and Sutton Lane carry the local traffic and have room at the kerb in stretches. Belmont station is a short walk from the shops and its surrounding streets take commuter cars through the day. The Royal Marsden is on the hill above, and staff coming off a shift there are among the people who ring. Belmont Rise, the A217, should be left alone: pull into a side road off it before doing anything. Sutton, Cheam and Banstead are all within a couple of miles, and the ULEZ covers the lot.
Nights and weekends
24 hours in Belmont.
Shift patterns at the hospital above Belmont and early starts from the station are what produce most of the night calls here. The number is answered at any hour, the price is settled before anyone leaves, and the fitter brings lighting, so a dark driveway is no obstacle.
Google reviews
What drivers say.
★★★★★
"Had an issue with my tyre and they fixed it in 10 minutes! Very good service and not expensive."
ISIrina SGoogle review
Belmont FAQs
Questions from Belmont.
Which Belmont do you cover?
The SM2 one in Sutton, on the rise between Sutton town centre and Banstead Downs, with its own National Rail station. Give a full postcode when you ring and there is no chance of a fitter setting off for a different Belmont entirely.
Can you fit tyres at the Royal Marsden car park in Belmont?
Staff and visitors do get this done in the hospital car park. Say which car park and level, keep your ticket in view, and remain with the car while the wheel is off. A driveway nearby is simpler if you have the option.
There is no public car park in Belmont. Where would you work?
On your drive, in almost every case. Belmont is housing with off-street parking rather than public car parks, which suits this job. If the car is at the kerb on Cotswold Road or Sutton Lane instead, that is workable as long as it is clear of a bend.
Is a tyre damaged on Belmont Rise worth repairing?
It depends what the A217 did to it. A nail in the tread usually comes out and patches. An impact that has flattened the sidewall against the rim has weakened the casing, and the only safe answer then is a new tyre on that corner.
Nearby
Around Belmont.
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Belmont station, Cotswold Road or a drive off Belmont Rise: a fitter comes out to the car.