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Mobile tyre fitting
in Jericho.
Jericho straddles two postcodes, OX2 and OX1, between Woodstock Road and Walton Well Road Car Park. Rescue Tyres carries the tyre to whichever street the car sits on and fits it at the kerb.
A fitter at your car
in Jericho.
An address in Jericho can be OX2 or OX1 depending on the street, which matters more to a delivery driver than to a tyre, but it is worth saying when you ring. The trouble itself is ordinary enough: a screw picked up somewhere on the A420 Botley Road or Hythe Bridge Street that lets the pressure down overnight, or a wheel that has taken a kerb on the way into a bay. Quote the size off the sidewall together with the street, and the job is done on the spot the car occupies.
| Postcode districts | OX2, OX1 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Woodstock Road (A4144); St Giles' (A4165); Banbury Road (A4165); Beaumont Street (A4144) |
| Nearest stations | Oxford (National Rail) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Botley Road Retail Park, Seacourt Retail Park, West Way Shopping Centre |
| Distance from our base | about 46 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Around 2 hours, confirmed before we set off |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Oxford |
Tyre work in Jericho.
Jericho work is mostly punctures and replacements. A screw or nail in the tread has the tyre off its rim so that the inner liner can be studied, then a repair to BS AU 159 where that standard permits one. Damage in the shoulder or wall means a fresh tyre in the same size, balanced and torqued beside the car. Locking nuts give way to the extractor when the key has gone missing, and somebody mans the phone overnight and at weekends.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
Walton Well Road Car Park is the practical answer in Jericho for a car that will still carry itself a short distance, since it has the open, level tarmac the job wants. A permit bay works where the neighbours have left a gap. A private space or a courtyard behind a building is better again, if you have the use of one. Worcester Street and Gloucester Green, both public car parks, are within reach for a car left in town. Hythe Bridge Street and Botley Road are unusable at any hour.
Most of what comes in from Jericho is street parking, and street parking here is controlled. Residential bays are for permit holders much of the day, so the fitter needs to know which the car is on: permit bay, visitor bay or pay-and-display space, and how much room there is in front of it. Off-street space is scarce, which makes Walton Well Road Car Park the useful fallback: close, public, and with room to get a wheel off properly. Beyond that, Hythe Bridge Street, Frideswide Square and the A420 take traffic on into the centre, and not one of those is somewhere to stop. St Thomas', Oxpens and Binsey are all a short run away.

24 hours in Jericho.
Late calls from these streets are usually a flat found on the way back to the car after an evening out, or a driver who wants the wheel sound before a morning train from Oxford station. Somebody answers, the size and the cost are agreed on that call, and a realistic arrival time is fixed alongside them.
What drivers say.
"Life saver. Sudden puncture, hard-to-find tyre. They got back to me within 10 minutes and did a mobile tyre change."
Questions from Jericho.
Is Jericho OX1 or OX2?
There is nowhere off-street on my road. Can the wheel still come off?
Does the Zero Emission Zone affect a call to Jericho?
Can you fit a run-flat tyre?
Around Jericho.
Stuck in Jericho? Call now.
Walton Well Road, a Jericho permit bay or a courtyard off Woodstock Road: the fitter comes to the car.
