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Fairford Leys, Buckinghamshire · HP19
Mobile tyre fitting
Mobile tyre fitting
in Fairford Leys.
Fairford Leys is an HP19 neighbourhood with two stations in reach, Aylesbury and Aylesbury Vale Parkway, and free parking on its own streets. Rescue Tyres comes out to whichever one the car happens to be standing in.
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Tyre trouble in Fairford Leys?
A fitter at your car
A fitter at your car
in Fairford Leys.
The pattern in Fairford Leys is a commuter one. The car goes out early to Aylesbury station or over to Vale Parkway, sits all day, and the flat gets found in the dark on the way back. Getting there means the A41 at Gatehouse Road or Bicester Road, or the A4156 Oxford Road and A4157 Haydon Road on the other side, and any of them will hand a tyre a screw. Whether the car is at a station or back home in HP19, the fitter works on it where it stands.
| Postcode districts | HP19 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Gatehouse Road (A41); Bicester Road (A41); Friarage Road (A41); Oxford Road (A4156) |
| Nearest stations | Aylesbury (National Rail), Aylesbury Vale Parkway (National Rail) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Broadfields Retail Park, Cambridge Close Retail Park, The Vale Hundreds Retail Park |
| Distance from our base | about 31 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Around 1.5 to 2 hours |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Aylesbury |
What we do in Fairford Leys
Tyre work in Fairford Leys.
The jobs follow the commute. A tyre found flat in a station car park is replaced on the spot, matched to the size stamped into the one coming off. A screw discovered on the drive at the weekend earns an internal repair to BS AU 159 where it lies in the central tread and is not too wide. A wheel that will not release for want of a locking key has the nut drawn out. Blowouts mean a replacement with the rim checked, balancing happens on the van, and the old tyre is carried away.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Where we work in Fairford Leys
Drives, bays and car parks.
Drives and unrestricted kerbs handle nearly every job here, and a drive is preferred because there is room to lay the wheel down flat. On a narrower street, pull the car forward so the van can sit behind it and the road side is clear of passing cars. Station car parks and the supermarket parking off the Aylesbury roads are usable with the operator's agreement. The A41 and the A4156 are not, at any point; come off them first and ring from somewhere still.
Two sorts of address ring from here. The first is a house: drives and kerbside, none of it permit controlled, which is the whole reason mobile fitting is easy in this neighbourhood, and a car can stay put from the moment the tyre goes down until the new one is torqued. The second is a station. Aylesbury is about a mile off and Vale Parkway half a mile further, and the railway owns the parking at both, so a fitter attends as a visitor and the operator is asked first. The town's own car parks, Friarscroft, Whitehall Street and The Gateway, are the council's and lie the other side of the A41. Buckinghamshire runs no clean air zone, and nothing is payable by a car that is not moving anyway.
Nights and weekends
24 hours in Fairford Leys.
Nights are quiet in this neighbourhood, so the calls tend to be the last train home from Aylesbury or Vale Parkway and a car that will not take you the last mile. Ring 07473 720871 whenever that happens. The size, the tyre and what the visit costs are settled before anyone sets out.
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Fairford Leys FAQs
Questions from Fairford Leys.
Can you fit a tyre at Aylesbury Vale Parkway while I am at work?
Commuters do ask for that. The parking there is the railway's, so clear it with station staff and leave the car with space either side. Keys and a time are arranged with you beforehand rather than a van turning up unannounced, and the ticket needs to cover the car all day.
Are the streets in Fairford Leys restricted parking?
They are not, which makes this one of the easier parts of Aylesbury to work in. A car parked legally outside the house can have a wheel off where it is. The restrictions start nearer the town centre, across the A41, where bays are paid for or permitted.
Is it worth repairing a tyre here or should I just replace it?
That depends where the damage is. A hole punched through the centre of the tread, narrow, and nowhere near the shoulder, can be mended from inside the tyre and is as sound afterwards as before. Damage at the edge of the tread, on the sidewall, or a tyre driven while flat, means replacement.
Which HP19 areas do you reach from Fairford Leys?
Quarrendon, Haydon Hill, Buckingham Park and Berryfields are all a short run away, and Hartwell, Sedrup and Stone lie just beyond. Give the postcode and the tyre size on the call; the visit is confirmed then, with an arrival time that is realistic rather than flattering.
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Fairford Leys drives, the station car parks and HP19 kerbs: the tyre goes on where the car is.