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"Came in for a popped tyre, was fixed quickly and efficiently."
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Bulls Cross, Greater London · EN1 and EN8
Mobile tyre fitting
Mobile tyre fitting
in Bulls Cross.
Bulls Cross sits where the A10, Bullsmoor Lane and the M25 at junction 25 all meet, with the Waltham Cross Interchange and the Holmesdale Tunnel close by. Rescue Tyres deals with the tyre beside the stopped car, and nowhere on the motorway.
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Tyre trouble in Bulls Cross?
A fitter at your car
A fitter at your car
in Bulls Cross.
Almost everything about tyres in Bulls Cross comes from the junction. Drivers join and leave the M25 at 25, cut down the A10 or turn along Bullsmoor Lane, and a tyre that picks up a bolt on those approaches gives out somewhere else entirely. The other half of the work is ordinary: houses and drives in EN1 and EN2, with EN7 and EN8 addresses only a field away. Give the postcode with the road name, because districts change over very short distances at this end of the borough.
| Postcode districts | EN1, EN8, EN2, EN7 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Holmesdale Tunnel (M25); Great Cambridge Road (A10); Waltham Cross Interchange; Bullsmoor Lane (A1055) |
| Nearest stations | Turkey Street (London Overground), Enfield Lock (National Rail), Theobalds Grove (London Overground) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 25 (Waltham Cross), about 0.3 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | Enfield Highway Shopping Centre, Enfield Retail Park |
| Distance from our base | about 10 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Usually under an hour |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Enfield |
What we do in Bulls Cross
Tyre work in Bulls Cross.
The mix here leans towards emergency work because of the junction. A tyre wrecked on the approach roads is replaced outright, the rim examined before the wheel returns. Where something sharp has gone into the tread and the casing survived, the cover is taken off and read from within, then repaired under BS AU 159 where the damage qualifies. New tyres are matched to the sidewall size. Locking nuts still come away with their key long vanished. The callout runs right through the night.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Where we work in Bulls Cross
Drives, bays and car parks.
A private drive on one of the turnings off Bullsmoor Lane is the straightforward job. Failing that, a residential road in EN1 or EN2 where the car can sit wholly within a bay and the fitter has room outside the wheel. Supermarket and retail park bays around here are the operators' land, not public parking, so they are a favour to ask rather than a right. What is never on is the A10, the slip roads at junction 25 or anything inside the Holmesdale Tunnel.
The calls divide neatly. Half come from vehicles that were on or near the junction and have got themselves somewhere sensible to stop. The rest come from homes along Bullsmoor Lane and the turnings towards Bullsmoor, Turkey Street and the Enfield side. There is no public car park in Bulls Cross, and the bays at Enfield Retail Park and the Enfield Highway Shopping Centre belong to those sites rather than to anyone driving past. A drive is the answer where there is one, otherwise a residential turning with the car parked fully in. The A10 and the interchange approaches are not working surfaces under any circumstances. Bulls Cross lies on the London side of the M25, so the ULEZ covers it at all hours, while Waltham Cross across the junction is outside it.
Nights and weekends
24 hours in Bulls Cross.
Junction 25 does not go quiet, so neither does the phone. Bulls Cross night calls come from drivers off the M25 who have got themselves into an EN1 side road, and from residents meeting a flat before an early start. Whoever answers writes down the size, the road and the state of the tyre.
Google reviews
What drivers say.
★★★★★
"Absolutely amazing service. First call-out for a replacement tyre after hours and I was amazed."
APAmer PervezGoogle review
Bulls Cross FAQs
Questions from Bulls Cross.
My tyre has failed on the M25 approaching junction 25. What should I do?
Hard shoulders, refuges and emergency areas are places no fitter may ever work. Leave at junction 25 if the car still moves, then stop on a side road. Should it not move, call 999 where there is danger, otherwise National Highways on 0300 123 5000, and get recovered somewhere safe. We attend there.
Which postcode does Bulls Cross use?
More than one. Addresses on this patch fall into EN1 and EN2, and a short way on they become EN7 and EN8. Give the full postcode rather than the road name on its own, because it lands the fitter on the correct side of the junction first time.
Is Bulls Cross inside the ULEZ?
It is, being on the London side of the M25. The boundary runs along the motorway here, so Bulls Cross and Bullsmoor sit in the zone day and night while Waltham Cross does not. Charging follows a non-compliant vehicle being driven, not one parked with a wheel off.
Can you come to a house on Bullsmoor Lane itself?
Onto the drive rather than the road, since that stretch carries too much traffic to work beside. Pull onto the hardstanding if there is one, or move round into a quieter turning. After that it is an ordinary job with the van parked behind you.
Nearby
Around Bulls Cross.
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Bullsmoor Lane, the A10 approaches or a drive in EN1: the van comes to you and the wheel comes off.