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Mobile tyre fitting
in Cumnor Hill.
Cumnor Hill runs up from the Oxford side towards Chawley and Cumnor village, all drives and private frontages, with no public car park anywhere on it. Rescue Tyres works where your car already stands, which up here means the drive.
A fitter at your car
in Cumnor Hill.
Up here the tyre trouble is found rather than suffered. A car that has sat on a drive overnight is down on one corner in the morning, or a sidewall picked something up on the B4017 through Cumnor and has been losing air ever since. Because there is nowhere public to pull into, the sensible thing is simply not to move it. Give the OX2 postcode, the size from the sidewall and whether the drive is level, and the tyre comes up the hill to you.
| Postcode districts | OX2, OX1 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Glebe Road (B4017); Oxford Road (B4017); Abingdon Road (B4017); High Street (B4017) |
| Estates and parks nearby | West Way Shopping Centre, Seacourt Retail Park, Curtis Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 48 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Around 2 hours, confirmed before we set off |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Oxford |
Tyre work in Cumnor Hill.
Most of what is wanted on Cumnor Hill is a new tyre delivered and fitted on the drive, in the size the car already carries, balanced before the wheel is torqued back. Punctures are judged with the tyre off the rim: an internal patch-plug goes in when the injury falls inside BS AU 159, and when it does not the tyre is replaced rather than bodged. Should the locking key be lost, an extractor removes the nut and a replacement set is supplied. Burst tyres and night calls are covered the same way.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
Drives are the working surface up here, and most houses on the hill have one long enough to take a car clear of the road. A garage apron or a turning circle inside a gate is just as good. Where a property opens straight onto the B4017, the fitter looks for the flattest spot off the running lane and works with the van shielding the job. West Way Shopping Centre and Seacourt Retail Park sit over at Botley, but those bays belong to the shops, so they are not a meeting point we can promise.
Calls come off Cumnor Hill itself and from the pockets around it: Chawley next door, Cumnor village and its High Street, Dean Court and Botley towards the city, and the scattered hamlets at Henwood, Filchampstead, Eaton and Besselsleigh where the lanes get narrow. Glebe Road, Oxford Road and Tumbledown Hill are the ways in and out, all of them B4017. The facts of working here are simple. There is no public car park, no station and no parade of shops with bays behind it, so a drive or a private frontage does the job every time. A sloping drive is the one thing to mention when you ring, because a jack needs level ground and we would rather bring boards than find out on arrival.

24 hours in Cumnor Hill.
The hill is quiet after dark, which is exactly why a flat found at eleven at night feels like a problem. There is nobody to ask and nowhere open. Ring 07473 720871 anyway: someone picks up every night of the year, takes the size down, and tells you on that call when to expect the van at the gate.
What drivers say.
"Good and reliable service in all conditions."
Questions from Cumnor Hill.
Is there anywhere at Cumnor Hill I could meet a fitter?
My drive slopes. Can the wheel still come off?
Which postcode does Cumnor Hill fall under?
Do you cover the villages past Cumnor as well?
Around Cumnor Hill.
Stuck in Cumnor Hill? Call now.
Chawley, Cumnor village or a drive off the B4017: the van brings the tyre up the hill.
