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Croxley Green, Hertfordshire · WD3
Mobile tyre fitting
Mobile tyre fitting
in Croxley Green.
Croxley Green stretches along the A412 Watford Road, Croxley station at one end and Scots Hill carrying the road towards Rickmansworth at the other. Rescue Tyres arrives with the new tyre already loaded, and the wheel comes off at the kerb or on a drive.
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Tyre trouble in Croxley Green?
A fitter at your car
A fitter at your car
in Croxley Green.
This is a big village with a lot of through traffic, and the two do not mix well for tyres. The A412 carries everything between Watford and Rickmansworth, Tolpits Lane and Moor Lane take the working vehicles, and the residential roads in between are where the damage finally gets noticed. Usually that is a tyre gone soft overnight on a drive, or a pressure light that came on somewhere near Croxley station. Give the size and the road and the van leaves loaded for the job.
| Postcode districts | WD3 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Watford Road (A412); Scots Hill (A412); Tolpits Lane (A4145); Park Road (A412) |
| Nearest stations | Croxley (London Underground), Moor Park (London Underground), Rickmansworth (National Rail;London Underground) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 19 (Chandlers Cross), about 2.2 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | Vale Industrial Park, Peerglow Industrial Estate, Moor Park Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 11 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Usually under an hour |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Rickmansworth |
What we do in Croxley Green
Tyre work in Croxley Green.
Domestic cars and working vans turn up in roughly equal numbers, and both get the same approach. A puncture is only judged after the tyre has left the rim and the inner face has been read, then repaired to BS AU 159 where the hole sits dead centre and stays under the width the standard allows, or replaced when a repair is not allowed. Burst tyres, split sidewalls and wheels sitting on their rims are all handled at the car. A missing locking key is dealt with by tool. The callout line runs seven days and overnight.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Where we work in Croxley Green
Drives, bays and car parks.
A driveway, first and last, since almost every road here has them and the car need not move an inch. After that, a supermarket car park at Morrisons or Waitrose, with somebody in the shop told what is going on. A yard on Vale Industrial Park or at Riverside Works suits a van or a flatbed and leaves room enough to get a wheel off cleanly. Croxley's own station car park works while you are there with the vehicle. Watford Road itself, at any hour, does not.
Calls arrive from all along the A412, from the streets behind Croxley station, from Little Green and the Holywell Estate side, and from the units on Vale Industrial Park and Watford Business Park off Tolpits Lane. For all its size the village has no public car park worth directing anybody to, so the honest answer is that work happens on drives, on quiet residential roads, or in a supermarket car park with the manager's agreement. Morrisons and Waitrose both have space for it. Croxley station's own car park will do for a commuter who is standing with the car. The A412 kerb is not a candidate at any point along Watford Road or Scots Hill, and neither is the junction with Moor Lane.
Nights and weekends
24 hours in Croxley Green.
Croxley Green wakes early and finishes late. The vans on Tolpits Lane are loading before the shops open, and the last trains into Croxley bring people back to cars that have been standing since morning. Either way there is somebody on the phone, and a straight answer about when the van can be with you comes out of that conversation.
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What drivers say.
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"A pleasure having them come down and save me. Big shout out to Hiwad, really responsive, recommend him to anybody."
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Croxley Green FAQs
Questions from Croxley Green.
Is Croxley Green the same place as Croxley?
Croxley is the Underground station; Croxley Green is the village it serves, spread along the A412 in WD3. One postcode district covers the lot, so the road name and house number are all the fitter needs.
Can a van tyre be done at Vale Industrial Park?
The yards there have the room, which is the main thing. Clear it with whoever runs the site, have the size and load index off the old tyre, and say whether the vehicle is loaded, because that changes how the jack goes under it.
Where can I meet the fitter if I have no driveway?
A quiet side street off Watford Road is usually enough, provided the car sits well away from junctions and dropped kerbs. The Morrisons or Waitrose car park is the other answer for a car that still drives, once the store knows a van is coming in.
Will a nail in the tread mean a new tyre?
Often it will not. If the puncture sits centrally in the tread and the hole is a narrow one, the tyre comes off the rim, gets checked from inside and takes a proper repair. Shoulder and sidewall damage is a different story and means replacement.
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Around Croxley Green.
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Watford Road, Croxley station, the yards on Tolpits Lane: the fitter reaches the car in WD3.