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Loudwater, Buckinghamshire · HP10 and HP11
Mobile tyre fitting
Mobile tyre fitting
in Loudwater.
Loudwater is the Buckinghamshire village on the valley floor where the A40 London Road and the motorway run side by side past Knave's Beech. Rescue Tyres works at the vehicle, on a drive or in a bay on one of the estates.
★★★★★5.0 on Google from 151 reviews·Typically 60 to 90 minutes
Tyre trouble in Loudwater?
A fitter at your car
A fitter at your car
in Loudwater.
Two postcode districts meet in this village, HP10 and HP11, and so does a lot of working traffic. Knaves Beech Way and the A40 over White Hill are busy from early on, and tread collects exactly what you would expect from roads carrying that much. The call usually comes once the car is off the main drag, parked outside the house or in a unit's bay, and the tyre is brought to that spot rather than anybody being asked to drive further on it.
| Postcode districts | HP10, HP11 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Knave's Beech (A40); Knaves Beech Way (A4094); London Road (A40); Wycombe Lane (A4094) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 3 (Knaves Beech), about 0.3 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | Knave's Beech Retail Park, Tannery Road Trade Park, Wycombe Retail Park |
| Distance from our base | about 20 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Typically 60 to 90 minutes |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Beaconsfield |
What we do in Loudwater
Tyre work in Loudwater.
Car and van tyres are carried to match whatever comes off, run-flats and the heavier commercial sizes included, all ordered against the markings on the failed one. Where a puncture sits inside the tread and measures no more than six millimetres, BS AU 159 allows a permanent repair from within the casing, and the cover is levered clear of the rim so its interior can be inspected first. Anything torn, kerbed through the shoulder or driven on flat is renewed. Locking nuts are mastered or drilled off. The callout line runs all night.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Where we work in Loudwater
Drives, bays and car parks.
Estate yards do the heavy lifting in this village: hard standing, room to get a jack under a van, and a site that will normally wave a fitter in. Drives handle the rest. The Tesco car park is level and lit and does for a meeting point when the vehicle is still drivable, bearing in mind the bays are there for shoppers. Tannery Road Trade Park and Wycombe Retail Park are the same idea with more space again. The A40 and the slip roads at junction 3 are equally unusable.
Trade shapes the work here. Knaves Beech Industrial Estate, Wooburn Industrial Park, Tannery Road Industrial Estate and The Wye Industrial Estate all sit within reach of one another, and a van standing idle in a bay is losing money, so those wheels get changed where the vehicle is parked. Household calls come from the drives up off Wycombe Lane and the roads behind Knaves Beech Way. Out of the question is the A40 itself: London Road and White Hill are busy throughout, kerbed rather than verged, with nowhere on either to leave a car on a jack. Junction 3 sits barely a third of a mile away, near enough that drivers come straight off it hunting for the first quiet corner, and the Tesco car park or the bays at Knave's Beech Retail Park are usually where they end up.
Nights and weekends
24 hours in Loudwater.
HP10 and HP11 do not go quiet at the same time. Vehicles going out before light and drivers coming off the motorway at Knaves Beech make up most of the night list, and a unit that opens early would rather have a fitter in its yard at six than lose a delivery. The figure for the job is settled on the phone first, whatever the hour.
Google reviews
What drivers say.
★★★★★
"Came in for a popped tyre, was fixed quickly and efficiently."
AJAmna JasimGoogle review
Loudwater FAQs
Questions from Loudwater.
Which Loudwater is this, the Buckinghamshire one or the Hertfordshire one?
This page is the Buckinghamshire village in HP10 and HP11, beside junction 3 and the A40. Another Loudwater lies in Hertfordshire near Rickmansworth, and that one is covered too, but quoting the postcode when you ring keeps the van pointed at the right address.
Is a unit's bay on Knaves Beech Industrial Estate somewhere a van tyre can be changed?
That is the normal way of it on the estates round here. Park the vehicle clear of the roller door, tell the site office a fitter is expected, and give the unit number with the booking. Pass on the full sidewall marking and the registration and the correct tyre travels out.
A tyre let go on the M40 by junction 3. Can somebody come out to it?
Not where it stands. A live carriageway, its hard shoulder and any emergency area are places nobody from here will set foot. Come off at junction 3 while the wheel is still turning, then pull onto a side road or into the retail park. A car stuck where it is needs 999, or National Highways on 0300 123 5000.
Is there a clean air charge around Loudwater?
None here. The only charging zones on this stretch of the country are in Greater London, in central Birmingham and across a few Oxford streets, and Buckinghamshire has none of them. A vehicle up on a jack with its wheel off is charged nothing in any event.
Nearby
Around Loudwater.
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Knaves Beech Way, a Wycombe Lane drive or a unit bay on Tannery Road: the van comes out.