"Good and reliable service in all conditions."
Mobile tyre fitting
in Merton Park.
The tram runs through Merton Park on its own track, calling at Merton Park, Dundonald Road and Morden Road, with no car park attached to any of them. Cars are left in the streets instead, and that is where the fitter works.
A fitter at your car
in Merton Park.
This is a quiet grid caught between two busy roads. Merantun Way and Morden Road take the A24 traffic along one edge and Kingston Road takes the A238 along the other, but the streets in between are residential and calm. A tyre that collected a screw on the main road is usually discovered at home, cold and half down, the following morning. Nothing needs moving: the street name plus the markings on the sidewall are enough to start.
| Postcode districts | SW19, SW20 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Morden Road (A24); Merantun Way (A24); Crown Lane (A24); Crown Road (A24) |
| Nearest stations | Merton Park (London Trams), Dundonald Road (London Trams), Morden Road (London Trams) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Priory Retail Park, Lombard Business Park, Rainbow Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 11 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Usually under an hour |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Merton |
Tyre work in Merton Park.
The work around here is mostly saloons, hatchbacks and the occasional SUV: a new tyre chosen from the sidewall code and fitted at the kerb, a tread puncture repaired from within to BS AU 159, a torn or bulging tyre renewed outright, and locking nuts taken off when the key cannot be found. Wheel alignment is not on the list and never has been. Calls are taken at any hour, seven days a week, with the price agreed first.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
Frontage and drives on the residential roads, a permit bay if the car is parked legally and has room on the offside, a marked space at Merantun Way Car Park, or a retail bay while you are in the shops. A supermarket car park counts on the same terms. Unusable: Merantun Way and Morden Road themselves, the tram track side of any road, and a bay so tight that the wheel cannot come away from the hub.
Calls come from the SW19 streets around the tram stop, from the SW20 side towards Wimbledon Chase, and from people parked in Merantun Way Car Park or at the Priory Retail Park to shop. Parking is a mixture: plenty of houses have frontage, while the roads nearer South Wimbledon and The Broadway are controlled and busier. Merantun Way and Morden Road carry red route restrictions and nothing can be done on either. The tram stops themselves have no parking, so a car near one is on a side street. Merton Park lies inside the ULEZ like the rest of the borough, and a car standing still is charged nothing for it.

24 hours in Merton Park.
The late ring here is usually somebody back from town on the Underground, walking to the car and finding it flat, or a parent who needs the school run to happen regardless. The phone is answered whatever the hour, and the timing is agreed there and then.
What drivers say.
"Called them to repair my tyre. 20 minutes and they came and changed it, very reasonable price. So happy with the service."
Questions from Merton Park.
Can you fit a tyre near the Merton Park tram stop?
What happens if the car is in Merantun Way Car Park?
Is it safe to drive to Wimbledon Chase on a flat tyre?
Do you cover the units at Lombard Business Park and Garratt Business Park?
Around Merton Park.
Stuck in Merton Park? Call now.
Merton Park tram stop, Kingston Road or Merantun Way Car Park: the fitter attends the car.
