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Mobile tyre fitting
in Dallow.
Dallow shares its name with the Dallow Road Industrial Estate, and the A505 Hatters Way runs close by. Rescue Tyres comes to the vehicle, whether it is a van in a unit yard or a car outside the house.
A fitter at your car
in Dallow.
Working vehicles shape much of the tyre work in Dallow. The Dallow Road, Kingsway, Bilton Way and Telmere estates are close together, and vans from them carry heavy loads, reverse against yard kerbs and cross ground where screws lie about. Household cars in LU1 and LU4 bring the usual slow punctures from Leagrave Road and Dunstable Road. Either way, the vehicle stays put and the fitter comes out carrying the right size, confirmed when you call.
| Postcode districts | LU1, LU4 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Telford Way; New Bedford Road (A6); Mill Street (A6); Guildford Street (A6) |
| Nearest stations | Luton (National Rail) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 10 (Pepperstock), about 1.6 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | Laporte Retail Park, Hatters Way Retail Park, Luton Retail Park |
| Distance from our base | about 23 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Typically 60 to 90 minutes |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Luton |
Tyre work in Dallow.
Van, car and 4x4 tyres are brought to the vehicle, fitted where it stands and balanced before the wheel is refitted. A site screw in a van's tread is judged against BS AU 159 just as a car's would be, and repaired only once the inside has been checked and the injury is within the standard's limits. Sidewall cuts and blowouts are replaced. When a shared van's locking key has gone missing between drivers, the nut can still come off. Work is taken on day and night.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
Nothing beats an estate yard in Dallow: flat, hard and out of the traffic, wherever a unit has one. Permission comes from the site, so arrange it first. At home, use a drive if there is one, otherwise a kerbside bay with the car straight and room on the side of the flat. Bays at Laporte or Hatters Way Retail Park suit a vehicle already parked there. A yard full of pallets, an active loading area or the verge of the A505 are unsuitable.
Dallow spans LU1 and LU4, with the A505 Hatters Way and Dunstable Road close at hand and Leagrave Road nearby. A good share of calls are trade: yards on the Dallow Road, Kingsway and Bilton Way estates, where there is usually space to open doors and stand beside a wheel, but where the site decides whether a jack can go down. The rest are residential, around Stuart Street and Hastings Street, where a drive is not guaranteed and a kerbside bay is often used instead. On Luton Town match days the streets near Kenilworth Road fill up. A driveable car can also meet the fitter at the Library Car Park, and Bury Park is next door.

24 hours in Dallow.
Trade hours are not office hours in Dallow. Vans head out early and come back late, and a flat found at either end can cost a working day. The phone is answered at any time, the size is taken from the tyre itself, and the fitter comes to the yard or the house.
What drivers say.
"Came in for a popped tyre, was fixed quickly and efficiently."
Questions from Dallow.
Will the fitter come into a yard on Dallow Road Industrial Estate?
We run several vans; can they be done on one visit?
The locking key has gone missing from the van; is that a problem?
Is Dallow separate from Bury Park when I book?
Around Dallow.
Stuck in Dallow? Call now.
A unit yard on Dallow Road Industrial Estate, Stuart Street or Laporte Retail Park: the van comes to you.
