"Very quick and efficient service."
Mobile tyre fitting
in Hainault.
Hainault runs along Fencepiece Road at the top of the A123, with the station and its car park on one side and the Hainault Works estate on the other. The Rescue Tyres van pulls in alongside and the wheel is done there.
A fitter at your car
in Hainault.
Working vehicles set the tone in Hainault. Vans go in and out of the estate all day, they run heavy, and a tyre loaded to its limit finds every sharp thing on the road. Cars pick up the rest along Fencepiece Road and Manor Road. Whichever it is, the vehicle need not go anywhere: the size is taken off the sidewall over the phone, the right tyre travels out, and the wheel is changed or the puncture mended where it stands.
| Postcode districts | IG6, IG7 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Fencepiece Road (A123); Fullwell Cross Roundabout (A123); Hainault Road (A123); High Street (A123) |
| Nearest stations | Hainault (London Underground), Fairlop (London Underground), Grange Hill (London Underground) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 4 (Charlie Brown's), about 1.9 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | Hainault Works, Chigwell Water Treatment Works |
| Distance from our base | about 13 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Typically 60 to 90 minutes |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Redbridge |
Tyre work in Hainault.
New tyres are ordered against the precise size, load index and speed rating carried by the vehicle, which matters more on a laden van than on a car. Budget, mid-range and premium casings can all be had, along with van and 4x4 fitments. A tread puncture means the tyre off the rim, a look at the inside, then an internal patch and plug where BS AU 159 allows it. A wrecked casing is replaced. A lost locking key is not an obstacle; the nut comes away all the same.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
A yard on the estate for anything big, a driveway for anything domestic, and the station car park for a car that has to be met on neutral ground. All three are firm and level, which is what a jack needs under it. A residential road serves too, so long as the vehicle is parked square and nothing is passing close by. Chigwell Golf Club is a members' car park rather than a public one, so it does not come into it.
The district covers IG6 and the IG7 side towards Chigwell, and the calls divide between the estate and the housing. Around Hainault Works and the yards off Manor Road it is vans, tippers and trade vehicles, and a unit yard gives the best ground anybody could ask for, provided somebody on site is expecting the visit. The residential roads either side of Fencepiece Road are drives and kerbside parking. Hainault station has parking of its own, level and properly surfaced, which makes a handy meeting place for a vehicle that is still mobile, assuming the operator is content with work going on there. Fencepiece Road and the Fullwell Cross roundabout are not usable at all, whatever the tyre has done.

24 hours in Hainault.
Hainault starts early and the phone reflects it. Drivers loading before dawn on the estate find a soft tyre, and residents back off a late shift find one on the drive. Calls are taken through the night, every night, and you hear the full figure before anybody sets off.
What drivers say.
"Quick, helpful and very understanding of our situation."
Questions from Hainault.
Can a tyre be fitted at Hainault station car park?
Do you do van tyres on the Hainault Works estate?
My address is IG7 rather than IG6. Is that still covered?
What happens to the old tyre?
Around Hainault.
Stuck in Hainault? Call now.
Fencepiece Road, the Hainault Works yards or the station car park, with the fitter coming to the vehicle.
