Mobile tyre fitting
in Hillmorton.

A fitter at your car
in Hillmorton.

Because Hillmorton sits on the Crick side of Rugby, a lot of its tyre trouble rides in on the A428 from the M1 end of town. Debris from that stretch often turns up days later as a tyre that looks soft every morning on a drive off Ashlawn Road. The B4038 out along Kilsby Lane adds its share of scuffed sidewalls. Tell us the markings on the sidewall and the address, and a matching one is sourced and carried to it.

Drives, bays and car parks.

Your own drive wins every time: level, private and with nobody squeezing past the jack. A calm residential street is the fallback, provided the car is legally parked with elbow room at the flat corner. On the Houlton side the houses mostly come with a drive or a parking court roomy enough. Ruled out are the A428 itself, the narrow B4038 edges and anywhere a raised car would hem a neighbour in on their own drive. A supermarket bay only becomes an option after the store agrees.

Hillmorton is mostly housing, so calls tend to come from driveways and residential streets rather than car parks. The older part sits along High Street and Hillmorton Road, the newer estates spread towards Houlton and Hillmorton Paddox, and Barby and Kilsby lie just out along the lanes. Postcodes run across CV21, CV22 and CV23, so give the full one. With steady traffic on the A428, its edge is the wrong place for a jacked car; turn into a side road first. Kilsby Lane and the approach to Tarry's Bridge are narrow, with no room to stand beside a wheel. Supermarket car parks such as the Aldi are private land, so ask the store before arranging to meet there.