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Mobile tyre fitting
in Deddington.
Deddington sits on the A4260 between Banbury and Oxford, its Market Place and Horse Fair on the B4031. Rescue Tyres fits new tyres or repairs a puncture wherever the car is parked, from a drive in town to Clifton or Hempton.
A fitter at your car
in Deddington.
The A4260 runs right through Deddington as Banbury Road, High Street and Oxford Road, and most of the tyre problems here start on it: a pothole taken at speed, a stone from a hedge, a nail picked up in Banbury. The B4031 crosses the village through the Market Place and out along Clifton Road and Hempton Road, adding its share. Whatever the cause, the tyre does not need taking anywhere. Give the size, say whereabouts the car is waiting, and a fitter comes to it.
| Postcode districts | OX15, OX17 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Banbury Road (A4260); Deddington Hill (A4260); High Street (A4260); Oxford Road (A4260) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Clifton Wastewater Treatment Works, Station Yard Industrial Estate, Barford (St Michael) Wastewater Treatment Works |
| 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 Banbury |
Tyre work in Deddington.
A Deddington callout covers new tyres for cars and vans, ordered to the size before the van sets off. Tread punctures are repaired to BS AU 159 after the tyre has been removed and checked from inside; a Deddington tyre holed by the shoulder or through its sidewall gets replaced. A blown tyre is swapped for a sound one, with the rim examined for impact damage. Missing the locking nut key? An extractor removes the nut all the same. The price is confirmed on the phone, and you pay once the job is complete.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
Your drive or a private yard is the best place to fit a tyre in Deddington. A quiet side street near the Market Place is workable if the car is parked level and clear of traffic. A yard on the Station Yard Industrial Estate suits vans. The A4260 and the B4031 as it leaves the village are not places to change a wheel, and a verge is too soft to jack on.
Calls come from Horse Fair, Castle Street, Philcote Street and the lanes round the Market Place, from the houses along the A4260, and from the villages of Clifton, Hempton, Adderbury, Barford St Michael and Barford St John. The Station Yard Industrial Estate has a yard for working vehicles, once whoever runs it has been warned of the visit. Deddington straddles two postcode districts, OX15 and OX17, so the full postcode helps. The Market Place is where the parking is tight, with cars in bays around the square and traffic passing through, so shifting the car to a quieter street first is often wise. The A4260 carriageway itself is no place to work. There is no clean-air scheme in Cherwell, and the town is about 55 miles from Brent Cross.

24 hours in Deddington.
Night calls from Deddington tend to come from drivers heading home along the A4260 from Banbury or Oxford with a tyre going soft, or from a household that spots a deflated tyre on the drive when leaving for work at dawn. Calls are picked up right through the night, and the fitter goes out once the details are settled.
What drivers say.
"Fast and reliable."
Questions from Deddington.
Will a car parked in the Market Place at Deddington do for a tyre change?
Do you cover Clifton, Hempton and Barford St Michael near Deddington?
Is Deddington in OX15 or OX17?
How long does it take to get to Deddington from Brent Cross?
Around Deddington.
Stuck in Deddington? Call now.
Around the Market Place, along the A4260 and out to Clifton and Hempton, the fitter comes to your car.
