Mobile tyre fitting
in Cumnor.

A fitter at your car
in Cumnor.

Cumnor has no public car park and no supermarket forecourt to borrow, so a tyre that goes down here goes down at home or it goes down on the B4017. The first of those is simple. The second means getting the vehicle onto a drive or private ground before anything else is considered. Give the postcode, because three districts reach into this village, OX1, OX2 and OX13, together with the size from the sidewall. The tyre then travels to the car.

Drives, bays and car parks.

Private drives and private parking, and that is the honest list for this village. Most Cumnor houses have their own space and that is where nearly every job gets done. Where a household has none, a level piece of private forecourt with the owner's agreement is the next option. Curtis Industrial Estate has yards that suit a van once the site says so. The B4017 through the village will not do, and Tumbledown Hill less so, because a slope and a jack make a poor combination.

The village proper runs along the B4017 as Oxford Road, High Street, Glebe Road and Abingdon Road, and calls come from the houses off all four. Chawley is half a mile out, Dean Court and Botley lie towards Oxford, and Eaton, Filchampstead, Henwood and Besselsleigh are the scattered addresses beyond. Curtis Industrial Estate takes the working vehicles. Two things shape a job here. First, there is genuinely nowhere public to leave a vehicle, since no car park is recorded in Cumnor at all, so private ground is the only option there is. Second, Tumbledown Hill is a gradient, and a car on a slope wants chocking and a firm footing before a jack goes under it. A level drive is worth rolling to.