Mobile tyre fitting
in Biddenham.

A fitter at your car
in Biddenham.

Biddenham's tyre trouble mostly comes from the two main roads beside it. Bromham Road carries traffic into Bedford, and The Great Ouse Way carries the A6 past it, both picking up the odd screw or bolt. A tyre damaged there often loses air slowly and goes flat on the drive overnight. Supermarket runs along Bromham Road add their share of clipped kerbs. Either way, ring with the size, and the fitting happens at whichever Biddenham spot the car is in.

Drives, bays and car parks.

A drive or off-street space is the standard job here and is the easiest place for the work. Quiet village streets are fine at the kerb, with the car square on and away from any bend. Supermarket car parks work for a car that can move, at a quiet corner well clear of the entrance and trolley bays. Not suitable: Bromham Road, the A6 roundabouts and verges, and any narrow lane where a jacked car would block passing traffic.

Calls come from the village streets and from the houses towards Great Denham and Queens Park. Where there is a drive or an off-street space, it suits the work well. If the car still drives, the Sainsbury's and Aldi car parks are open, flat surfaces, as long as the store is happy with a fitter working. Bedford station is just over a mile away for commuters, who sometimes ring from the platform having noticed the tyre in the morning and would rather it was sorted at home that evening. The Murdock Road Industrial Estate brings the occasional van job. Bromham Road itself and the A6 are ruled out: both carry steady traffic, and nobody jacks a car beside them.