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Mobile tyre fitting
in Dallington.
Dallington sits right on the A428 Harlestone Road in Northampton, between Spencer and King's Heath, in NN5. Rescue Tyres travels to wherever the car has been left: a Dallington drive, the street by your front door, or a works yard nearby.
A fitter at your car
in Dallington.
Harlestone Road is the spine of daily driving in Dallington, and Spencer Bridge Road and Saint Andrew's Road take drivers across towards the centre. The tyre problems that follow are ordinary ones: a screw picked up somewhere on those routes, a kerb clipped while parking, tread worn down to the 1.6 mm legal minimum without anyone noticing. Most surface at home. Read the size off the tyre, send it with the address, and the fitter comes up from north London with the matching tyre already loaded.
| Postcode districts | NN5 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Harlestone Road (A428); Weedon Road (A4500); Spencer Bridge Road (A4500); St James' Road (A428) |
| Nearest stations | Northampton (National Rail) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Kings Heath Industrial Estate, Westgate Industrial Estate, Grafton Street Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 55 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Around 2 hours, confirmed before we set off |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Northampton |
Tyre work in Dallington.
What gets done in Dallington is the usual mix. A hole in the tread is examined from the inside once the tyre has been broken down, and a combined patch and plug to BS AU 159 goes in when the damage is small and central. A tyre too far gone is replaced, sized exactly to the car. A blown tyre gets swapped and the rim examined. A missing locking key is handled with purpose made removal tools rather than brute force.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
The drive is the place, and the fitter will choose it over anything else. A residential road off Harlestone Road is the next best thing, provided the car sits straight against the kerb with space around the wheel. A van can be seen to in its own yard at Kings Heath, once the business there agrees to a tyre van coming in. With no public car park in Dallington to recommend, a car stopped on a main road is better moved a short way to a side street.
Calls arrive from the houses on both sides of Harlestone Road, from Spencer next door and from King's Heath, where the Kings Heath Industrial Estate brings vans into the mix. Lodge Farm and Bunting Road industrial estates are within easy reach as well. Dallington has no public car park worth pointing a driver towards, so the working surface is a driveway or the street outside. Plenty of homes here have a drive, and where one is missing a residential side road serves, the car sitting there lawfully. The A428 itself and the approaches to Spencer Bridge Road carry heavy traffic, and a car should not be jacked at their kerbs. Northampton has no emissions zone, so no charge of that kind arises.

24 hours in Dallington.
A car found on a flat outside a Dallington house late in the evening, or before an early shift at King's Heath, is the typical night call. Whoever picks up, at whatever hour, fixes the tyre and what the job will come to while you are on the line, not afterwards.
What drivers say.
"A pleasure having them come down and save me. Big shout out to Hiwad, really responsive, recommend him to anybody."
Questions from Dallington.
Is there a car park in Dallington where you can meet me?
Can you change a tyre on the Harlestone Road outside my house?
Do you work on vans at the Kings Heath Industrial Estate?
How do I know if a puncture in my tyre can be repaired?
Around Dallington.
Stuck in Dallington? Call now.
Harlestone Road, Spencer or King's Heath, the fitter drives up and sorts the tyre out beside the car.
