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Hughenden Valley, Buckinghamshire · HP13 and HP14

Mobile tyre fitting
in Hughenden Valley.

One road runs the length of Hughenden Valley and it answers to three names, Valley Road, Cryers Hill Road and White Hill, all of them the A4128. Rescue Tyres attends the car at whatever point along it you have stopped.

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Tyre trouble in Hughenden Valley?

A fitter at your car
in Hughenden Valley.

The valley is a long thin place with houses set back on both sides of the A4128, and that shapes the tyre trouble in it. Turning in and out of a driveway on a road with a camber puts the kerb near the sidewall, and the pull up at White Hill means most journeys end with the car under load. Add whatever gets collected on the run down towards Wycombe, and the result is a soft tyre discovered at home.

Key facts for Hughenden Valley
Postcode districtsHP13, HP14, HP15
Main roadsValley Road (A4128); Cryers Hill Road (A4128); White Hill (A4128)
Estates and parks nearbyPilot Trading Estate, Desborough Industrial Park, Abercromby Industrial Estate
Distance from our baseabout 23 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line)
Typical arrivalTypically 60 to 90 minutes
Parent areaMobile tyre fitting in High Wycombe
What we do in Hughenden Valley

Tyre work in Hughenden Valley.

Most of what happens in the valley is a replacement or a repair. A fresh tyre is chosen off the code moulded into the casing being discarded, and carried out on the van, in whichever range you settle on. Where the puncture lies within the middle portion of the tread and measures under 6 mm, BS AU 159 allows an internal repair, and that is what it gets rather than a plug pushed in from outside. A tyre off its bead is renewed. Keyless locking nuts are removed. The callout line runs around the clock.

Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).

Where we work in Hughenden Valley

Drives, bays and car parks.

Drives, and there are plenty of them, most wide enough that a jack goes under the car while everybody stays off the tarmac. Where a house opens onto the A4128 itself, the better answer is to move the car onto a side lane or a neighbour's hardstanding first. Working vehicles based on the trading estates down on the valley floor, Pilot Trading Estate and Britannia Industrial Estate among them, are seen in the yard by arrangement. A grass verge is not a jacking surface, whatever it looks like.

Callers are strung out from the Cryers Hill end down to where the valley opens towards High Wycombe, with Naphill, Great Kingshill and Downley over the ridges either side, and postcodes that switch between HP13, HP14 and HP15 depending on which part of the road a house sits on. Quote the postcode instead of the street, since the street is renamed twice before the valley runs out. There is no station, and nothing here counts as a public car park: the spaces marked around the village belong to a pub and to private ground, so a driveway does the work. The A4128 carriageway is not an option, particularly on the bends below White Hill where there is no margin at all.

Rescue Tyres fitter changing a tyre at the kerbside in Hughenden Valley
Nights and weekends

24 hours in Hughenden Valley.

Nights are quiet up here until somebody comes home from the valley floor with a tyre going down, or a driver setting out before daylight finds a flat waiting on the drive. Somebody covers the phone at every hour of the night, and no tyre is put on the van until the cost has been said to you.

Google reviews

What drivers say.

★★★★★

"Fast and great service! Thanks for the Friday night rescue."

LBLewis BourneGoogle review
★★★★★

"After damaging my tyre on a pothole I found myself in an unfamiliar area. Within 20 minutes of calling Rescue Tyres they came to my rescue. Wholeheartedly recommend."

DSDaniella SaccoGoogle review
Hughenden Valley FAQs

Questions from Hughenden Valley.

Is there a public car park in Hughenden Valley?
There is not one worth sending you to. The parking marked around here belongs to a pub and to private land, so unless the owner has agreed to it, the drive at the house is where a wheel should come off. Most homes along the A4128 have one.
My tyre went down on the climb up from High Wycombe. What now?
Keep off the bends on White Hill if you can manage it. Pull into the first turning that has room around the car, switch the hazards on, then ring with your postcode. Driving any distance on a flat will finish the tyre and can mark the rim as well.
Are work vans on the Wycombe trading estates covered?
Work vehicles at Pilot Trading Estate and Britannia Industrial Estate are part of an ordinary week, along with cars kept at houses up the valley. Square it with the site office first, keep the damaged corner clear of a wall, and pass over the full size marking together with the registration.
Which postcode should I give for Hughenden Valley?
Whichever one is actually on your post, because the valley runs across HP13, HP14 and HP15 and the boundary follows nothing obvious. A postcode plus a house number tells a fitter far more than any of the three names the road goes by.
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Valley Road, Cryers Hill or a drive below White Hill, the wheel comes off there.

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