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"Great service, fixed my punctured tyre quickly and the best prices for mobile repairs."
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Hazlemere, Buckinghamshire · HP15 and HP10
Mobile tyre fitting
Mobile tyre fitting
in Hazlemere.
Hazlemere is built around the crossroads where the A404 Amersham Road cuts across Penn Road, up on the slope above High Wycombe in HP15. Rescue Tyres arrives with the right tyre aboard and takes the wheel off where the car stands.
★★★★★5.0 on Google from 151 reviews·Typically 60 to 90 minutes
Tyre trouble in Hazlemere?
A fitter at your car
A fitter at your car
in Hazlemere.
No railway runs through Hazlemere, so every errand here is a driving errand and the tyres show the wear. The A404 pulls traffic through the middle of the village, towards Amersham in one direction and down into the Wycombe valley in the other, while Penn Road and Hazlemere Road carry the local runs along the B474. Something gets picked up on one of them, a warning light appears outside the house, and the car sits there until somebody arrives to deal with it.
| Postcode districts | HP15, HP10 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Amersham Road (A404); Penn Road (B474); Hazlemere Road (B474) |
| 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 High Wycombe |
What we do in Hazlemere
Tyre work in Hazlemere.
Tyres are ordered against three things stamped on the casing already fitted: the section size, the load figure and the speed letter. Budget through to premium is available, and the list runs to run-flat and EV fitments, 4x4 and SUV sizes, van, performance, winter and all-season. A nail in the tread comes out, the casing is read from inside, and the hole is patched where BS AU 159 permits it. Anything torn open gets renewed and the rim looked over. Locking nuts are wound off keyless, and the line answers all night.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Where we work in Hazlemere
Drives, bays and car parks.
A drive, then, level enough for a jack and with the damaged corner reachable. Otherwise a quieter close off the main road, with the car squared up so somebody can kneel on the footway side while the van blocks off whatever is passing. Hardstandings at addresses out towards Widmer End and Holmer Green are used the same way. What will not do is the Amersham Road frontage, the Penn Road junction, or any verge narrow enough that a wheel would end up in the traffic.
Calls come from the closes off Amersham Road, from the older streets around Penn Road, and from Widmer End, Tylers Green and Cryers Hill on the edges, all of them sharing HP15 with a slice of HP10 at the Penn end. Hazlemere keeps no public car park, and there is no railway platform to park beside, which leaves the driveway doing nearly all of the work. Co-op bays belong to shoppers and are short stay, so a jacked car has no business sitting in one. On the A404 itself nothing gets lifted, because the crossroads traffic passes too close, and the same goes for the B474 through the village. Postcode and house number, and the van finds it.
Nights and weekends
24 hours in Hazlemere.
Hazlemere empties towards Wycombe and Amersham for work, so the late calls are people back from a shift who hear the rim on the drive, and early starters who find a tyre flat before it is light. Somebody answers whenever the phone goes, the sidewall markings are read back to you, and the figure is fixed before anything is loaded.
Google reviews
What drivers say.
★★★★★
"Fast and great service! Thanks for the Friday night rescue."
LBLewis BourneGoogle review
Hazlemere FAQs
Questions from Hazlemere.
Is there anywhere in Hazlemere to park for a tyre change?
Nothing public, no. The village has no car park and no station, and Co-op bays are meant for shoppers doing a short shop. Almost every job here ends on a driveway, which suits a jack better than any of those would anyway.
Can a puncture be repaired on a drive off Penn Road?
A drive is exactly where this works best. The wheel is lifted off, the tyre broken down so the inner face of the casing can be seen, and where whatever went in sits in the middle of the tread and left only a small hole, BS AU 159 allows a patch-plug.
Do you cover Widmer End, Tylers Green and Holmer Green as well?
Those three sit a short run from the Hazlemere crossroads and share the same round, along with Cryers Hill, Great Kingshill and Penn Street. Lanes out that way are narrow in places, so say whether there is room for a van to turn near the house.
Something went through the tyre on the A404. Where should I stop?
Turn off the Amersham Road into one of the residential closes and park square with a clear side to work on. The crossroads and the roads feeding it are busy enough that nobody should be down beside a wheel at the edge of them.
Nearby
Around Hazlemere.
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From the Hazlemere crossroads out to Widmer End and Tylers Green, a fitter attends the car.