"Very quick and efficient service."
Mobile tyre fitting
in Holmer Green.
Holmer Green is one of those villages you have to turn off for: the A404 Amersham Road runs past half a mile away and nothing else comes through HP15. Rescue Tyres turns off with you and fits the tyre at the house.
A fitter at your car
in Holmer Green.
Because no through traffic passes, almost nothing gets damaged in Holmer Green itself. The damage is collected out on the A404 or in the lanes towards Little Missenden and Great Kingshill, then carried home and found in the morning. A slow puncture is the classic version: a screw picked up days ago, a tyre that looked fine last night, and a car sitting lopsided on the drive when you come out to it. Nothing is easier to put right on the spot.
| Postcode districts | HP15 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Amersham Road (A404) |
| Distance from our base | about 21 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Typically 60 to 90 minutes |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in High Wycombe |
Tyre work in Holmer Green.
The work in Holmer Green divides in two. Either the tyre can be saved, which means lifting it off the rim, looking at the damage from the inside, and repairing it where BS AU 159 says a repair will hold, that being tread damage inside the central band and nothing out on the shoulder. Or it cannot, in which case a replacement carrying the identical markings goes on, and the rim is eyed over while the wheel is away from the car. Locking nuts and lost keys are dealt with on the spot.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
Driveways take almost every job, a firm level one best of all, with the car left so the damaged corner faces outwards. Where there is no drive, an estate road away from a bend will do, the van parked to shield the working side. Any shared parking area behind the closes is usable when whoever owns it is content to have a fitter in. The A404 itself and the lane verges either side of it are no place for a jack.
The village is compact, and the calls follow its estate roads and the closes running off them, plus the houses out towards Widmer End and Little Kingshill. HP15 covers the lot, and it shares that district with Hazlemere just up the road, so a postcode alone will not place you and the road name earns its keep here. Holmer Green offers no station and no car park that the public may use. The Co-op has customer bays and they are neither large nor long stay. That leaves drives, which most houses have, plus the calmer estate roads where a car can stand square while a wheel is off. Amersham Road is the exception, carrying everything between Wycombe and Amersham with no margin at all beside it.

24 hours in Holmer Green.
The late calls here belong to commuters. Somebody comes back off the A404 at an odd hour, the tyre already losing air, and would sooner not shift the car again, or a tradesman loading up before dawn finds one soft. The phone is answered whatever the time, the tyre is confirmed against your sidewall and the total said out loud on the call.
What drivers say.
"Quick, helpful and very understanding of our situation."
Questions from Holmer Green.
Is Holmer Green covered, or does the round stop at Hazlemere?
Can a tyre be changed on a narrow estate road in HP15?
Suppose the puncture turns out to be beyond repair?
Do you come out at the weekend to Holmer Green?
Around Holmer Green.
Stuck in Holmer Green? Call now.
Off the A404 to the closes of Holmer Green and out to Widmer End, the van comes to you.
