"Life saver. Sudden puncture, hard-to-find tyre. They got back to me within 10 minutes and did a mobile tyre change."
Mobile tyre fitting
in Great Missenden.
Great Missenden keeps its High Street and its station within sight of one another, the A4128 threading between them while the A413 London Road passes by. Rescue Tyres handles the tyre exactly where the car sits.
A fitter at your car
in Great Missenden.
Two patterns cover nearly all the tyre work in HP16. One is the commuter: a car parked by the station all day, a slow leak that finishes the job while nobody is watching, and a flat found on the walk back from the platform. The other is the High Street, where short bays and a steady stream of traffic mean a kerb gets caught at an awkward angle. Neither needs the car driven anywhere on a soft tyre.
| Postcode districts | HP16 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | London Road (A413); High Street (A4128); Station Approach (A4128); Link Road (A4128) |
| Nearest stations | Great Missenden (National Rail) |
| Distance from our base | about 22 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Typically 60 to 90 minutes |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Chesham |
Tyre work in Great Missenden.
Great Missenden work divides into four sorts. A tyre renewed to whatever size, load and speed rating the vehicle wears, delivered to the address, the worn one carried off. A tread puncture opened and sealed from within to BS AU 159, the standard that settles whether mending is permitted at all. A burst cover swapped, rim examined while that wheel is off. A locking nut pulled out when its key has vanished. Balancing happens at the car, and wheel alignment is not on the list here.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
Link Road car park is the first suggestion for anyone whose car is still driveable, being public, open and easy to name over the phone. A drive at home is better again, and much of the village has one. Station parking is possible when its operator agrees to a wheel being taken off there. The High Street bays are short stay and tight, which makes them a poor plan, and the Memorial Hall and Buryfields Recreation Ground depend on whoever holds the keys.
The village proper is the High Street, Station Approach, Link Road and Martinsend Lane, all A4128, with Frith Hill and Chesham Road carrying the B485 away towards Chesham. Calls come from houses along those, from the station parking, and from the Link Road car park, which is the roomiest public surface in the village. The Co-operative Food car park belongs to the shop, so it is a short stop rather than a place to leave a car waiting. Prestwood, Little Kingshill, Hotley Bottom and Heath End are on the same round. Where a fitter will not set up is the A413, a trunk road with no proper lay-by to work in.

24 hours in Great Missenden.
The late ring in Great Missenden tends to follow the last train in, somebody finding a flat tyre in the station parking with the village shut around them. Others are heading out early and will not risk the A413 on a tyre that looked wrong the night before. Calls are taken round the clock, and nothing is charged until the wheel is back on.
What drivers say.
"Great service, fixed my punctured tyre quickly and the best prices for mobile repairs."
Questions from Great Missenden.
Can a tyre be changed in the Link Road car park?
I have come back to a flat at Great Missenden station. What now?
Do you cover Prestwood, Little Kingshill and South Heath?
Something went through the tyre on the A413. Where should I pull in?
Around Great Missenden.
Stuck in Great Missenden? Call now.
High Street, Link Road car park, the station: in HP16 the fitter works at the parked car.
