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Mobile tyre fitting
in Boxmoor.
Boxmoor is the part of Hemel Hempstead the railway station stands in, with the A4146 Station Road at one edge and the A4251 London Road at the other. Rescue Tyres fits tyres wherever the car is parked.
A fitter at your car
in Boxmoor.
Commuter parking is what makes Boxmoor different from the rest of HP1. Cars are left near the station from early morning and collected in the dark, which means a tyre that picked up a screw on the A4251 has a whole day to empty itself before anyone notices. The A414 supplies the other sort of damage, the kind that comes from a rim meeting a kerb. Send the registration, the size code and the bay or street the car is in, and the fitter arrives with the tyre.
| Postcode districts | HP1, HP3 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Two Waters Way (A414); London Road (A4251); Station Road (A4146); Leighton Buzzard Road (A4146) |
| Nearest stations | Hemel Hempstead (National Rail), Apsley (National Rail) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Bellgate shopping centre, Frogmore Industrial Estate, Apsley Industrial Estate |
| 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 Hemel Hempstead |
Tyre work in Boxmoor.
Station jobs and house jobs need the same van. A replacement tyre carrying the same size and speed rating as the one that comes off, fitted and balanced beside the car. A tread puncture opened up off the rim and repaired internally when the damage falls inside BS AU 159. A tyre wrecked on a kerb, which is a new one rather than a repair. A locking nut persuaded off the stud when no key exists for it. Calls are taken 24 hours a day, including the small hours after the last train.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
A drive in HP1 or HP3 is the simplest version of this job. After that comes a marked bay at the station, which does the job provided there is room to swing the wheel out and the lane behind stays passable. Cowper Road, Park Road, Moor End Long Stay and the Water Gardens car parks all take a car at surface level. A multi-storey deck does not, because the van cannot follow you in. Nor does the A414 or any of the roundabout approaches.
Boxmoor runs from the station across to Moorend, The Image and Counters End, with Hammerfield and the Old Town on one side and Two Waters on the other. Half of it is HP1 and half HP3, so the postcode matters when the fitter plots the run. The station is where most of the awkward jobs sit, and a bay there is workable when the aisle stays clear. Cowper Road, Park Road, Moor End Long Stay and the Water Gardens car parks are the public surface options. What is no good is a multi-storey: the van does not go under the barrier height, so a car parked in one has to come down to a surface bay first. The A414 and the A4146 are for driving, not for working on.

24 hours in Boxmoor.
The last train in is the classic Boxmoor night call. Somebody walks to a car that has been standing since the morning and finds one corner sitting on the rim, in the dark, with a train home no longer an option. The phone is answered then as at any other time, and the figure for the call-out and the tyre is put to you before anyone leaves.
What drivers say.
"Had an issue with my tyre and they fixed it in 10 minutes! Very good service and not expensive."
Questions from Boxmoor.
Is the car park at Hemel Hempstead station somewhere a tyre can be fitted?
My car is on a multi-storey deck in Hemel Hempstead. Can you reach it?
Is Boxmoor HP1 or HP3?
A tyre has been flat in the station car park since this morning. Will it still repair?
Around Boxmoor.
Stuck in Boxmoor? Call now.
Station bay, Water Gardens or a drive in Boxmoor: the tyre is fitted before you drive anywhere.
