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Bourne End, Buckinghamshire · SL8

Mobile tyre fitting
in Bourne End.

Several counties have a Bourne End, and this one is the Buckinghamshire village in SL8, where the A4155 meets the A4094 beside the station. Rescue Tyres fits tyres at the car, whether on a driveway or in a bay.

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Tyre trouble in Bourne End?

A fitter at your car
in Bourne End.

Tyre damage here is mostly collected on short journeys. Cores End Road and Furlong Road carry the A4094 down towards Knave's Beech Retail Park and the motorway, The Parade takes the shopping traffic, and between the two a kerb or a dropped fastener does the harm. The warning light comes on somewhere near home, the car gets left outside the house, and a fitter turns up there with the correct size already loaded.

Key facts for Bourne End
Postcode districtsSL8
Main roadsMarlow Road (A4155); The Parade (A4155); Station Road; Cores End Road (A4094)
Nearest stationsBourne End (National Rail)
Nearest motorway junctionJunction 3 (Knaves Beech), about 1.8 miles away
Estates and parks nearbyKnave's Beech Retail Park, Wooburn Industrial Park, Soho Mills Industrial Estate
Distance from our baseabout 21 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line)
Typical arrivalTypically 60 to 90 minutes
Parent areaMobile tyre fitting in Marlow
What we do in Bourne End

Tyre work in Bourne End.

The list of jobs in SL8 is a short one. A tyre replaced, ordered against the code stamped on the one coming off, in whichever range suits the car. A puncture in the tread mended from within the casing, as BS AU 159 requires, once the inside has been read. A tyre that has gone bang renewed, with the wheel checked for a flattened lip. A locking nut removed even though its key is nowhere to be found. Night and weekend bookings are ordinary here.

Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).

Where we work in Bourne End

Drives, bays and car parks.

Drives take most of it. The station car park and Wakeman Road are the fall back for anyone on a short stay street near The Parade, and both are level and easy to describe over the phone. Retail park bays at Knave's Beech are wide enough, although they fill up, so a corner away from the doors is worth choosing. The yards on Knaves Beech Industrial Estate and Soho Mills Industrial Estate suit vans, with the site's agreement. Ferry Lane and the A4094 carriageway are no place for a jacked car.

The village works outwards from the station. Streets around Station Road and The Parade are close packed and short stay, so a car sitting on one is better rolled into the station car park or the Wakeman Road car park before a jack comes near it, and both leave enough room to take a wheel off cleanly. Further out, the houses along Cores End Road, Furlong Road, Brookbank and Ferry Lane mostly have drives, which is the simplest surface of all. Knave's Beech Retail Park and the estates behind it bring in the commercial work, before the shops open as often as during the day. What nobody works on is the A4155, which runs through the village with no margin to spare.

Rescue Tyres fitter changing a tyre at the kerbside in Bourne End
Nights and weekends

24 hours in Bourne End.

Late calls in SL8 arrive from two directions: drivers back off the motorway at Knaves Beech with air escaping, and people starting a shift who discover a soft tyre on the drive before the village has stirred. The call is picked up at whatever time it comes, and the cost of the whole thing is said plainly before anyone sets out.

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What drivers say.

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"Great service. Friendly, fast and saved me at a late hour."

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"Had two tyres replaced and was really impressed. Friendly and efficient, job completed quickly. Highly recommend!"

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Bourne End FAQs

Questions from Bourne End.

Which Bourne End do you cover?
The Buckinghamshire village in SL8, between Little Marlow and Wooburn Green, with its station at the end of Station Road. Quote the postcode when booking and no van will ever set off towards one of the other places sharing the name.
Can you work in the Bourne End station car park?
Station parking makes a practical meeting point for anybody who has got that far on a soft tyre. Pull up clear of the through lane, wait with the car, and dig out the locking key first if the wheels use one. The wheel comes off there.
A screw went in at Knave's Beech Retail Park. Can it be repaired on the spot?
Screws that go into the middle of the tread can usually be mended. BS AU 159 draws the line at a hole of 6 mm across, sitting well inside the tread, and the casing is inspected from inside before patching. Shoulder and sidewall damage fall outside it, so those tyres are renewed.
Do you fit van tyres for businesses on the estates behind Bourne End?
Work vehicles on Knaves Beech Industrial Estate, on Wooburn Industrial Park and at Soho Mills Industrial Estate are a steady part of the round. Send the full size marking and the registration, say where on the estate the vehicle stands, and the fitting happens in the bay.
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The Parade, the station car park or a drive on Cores End Road, the van comes out to you.

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