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Mobile tyre fitting
in Finedon.
Finedon is the small town where the A510 from Wellingborough crosses the A6 on its way between Burton Latimer and Irthlingborough. Rescue Tyres comes to the car in NN9, be that a Finedon driveway, a side street off the A510 or a Furnace Lane yard.
A fitter at your car
in Finedon.
Finedon sits between two main roads, and most of its punctures start on one of them. The A510 is the run into Wellingborough, as Wellingborough Road and Ryebury Hill, and out the other way as Thrapston Road. The A6, called Burton Road and Irthlingborough Road here, carries the longer journeys. Debris from either works into a tyre slowly, so Finedon drivers tend to discover it flat outside the house. Pass on the tyre size and whereabouts in town you are, and the correct tyre is sourced before the fitter leaves.
| Postcode districts | NN9, NN8, NN15 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Burton Road (A6); Irthlingborough Road (A6); Wellingborough Road (A510); Ryebury Hill (A510) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Furnace Lane Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 56 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Around 2 hours, confirmed before we set off |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Wellingborough |
Tyre work in Finedon.
Every tyre put on a car in Finedon is new, chosen to the size, load and speed code printed on the old one, and balanced on the van's machine before refitting. A nail in the tread is pulled after the tyre comes off the wheel, and a hole that qualifies is sealed from inside to the BS AU 159 standard. Where a Finedon tyre has let go altogether, a new one goes on, with the wheel itself examined for damage. Keyless locking nuts are removed cleanly. The phone line stays open overnight in Finedon as it does in daylight.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
A driveway suits nearly every job in Finedon. Failing that, a residential street with space alongside the flat tyre and the car parked parallel to the kerb. On Furnace Lane Industrial Estate, a unit forecourt or the edge of a yard is a good hard surface once the occupier agrees to it. What will not do: the A510 through the town, the A6 either side of it, and a spot where the car blocks somebody's access for as long as the job takes.
Most calls come from the residential streets around the town centre and the roads leading off Wellingborough Road, with a share from Furnace Lane Industrial Estate, where vans and works cars are parked through the day. Great Harrowden, Burrow's Bush and Redhill Grange sit within a couple of miles, with Burton Latimer beyond. Driveways carry most of the work. Finedon has no station or retail park, so a car that has stopped in the middle of town is best moved into a quiet side road before the fitter starts. Ryebury Hill and the A6 are not usable at all: a jacked car on either would be left sitting beside through traffic. Neither is a bend or a junction mouth anywhere in town, however quiet it looks.

24 hours in Finedon.
Finedon's night callers are often shift workers heading out along the A6 before dawn who discover a deflated tyre by the front door, and drivers home late from Kettering or Wellingborough. Whatever the hour somebody answers, and the full cost of the Finedon job is settled on that call, before anything moves.
What drivers say.
"Good and reliable service in all conditions."
Questions from Finedon.
Do you cover Finedon, or only Wellingborough itself?
Can you fit tyres at Furnace Lane Industrial Estate?
My car is parked on Wellingborough Road. Is that workable?
What if the puncture came from the A6 near Finedon?
Around Finedon.
Stuck in Finedon? Call now.
Wellingborough Road, Furnace Lane or a Thrapston Road drive, and a Finedon car never has to go looking for its tyre.
