"Very quick and efficient service."
Mobile tyre fitting
in Motspur Park.
Motspur Park station sits right in the middle of the place, with West Barnes Lane and Burlington Road either side of it and the A3 a few hundred yards north. Tyres are fitted at the car, wherever it happens to be standing.
A fitter at your car
in Motspur Park.
Two kinds of tyre trouble turn up here. One is the commuter sort: the car left near the station all day comes back to a flat and an evening train already gone. The other belongs to the A3, where Malden Way and Beverley Way carry heavy traffic past Shannon Corner and shed debris as they go. Neither needs a trip to a tyre shop. Give the road, the postcode and the sidewall markings, and the work happens next to the vehicle.
| Postcode districts | KT3, SW20 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Malden Way (A3); Beverley Way (A3); Bushey Road (A298); Malden Junction |
| Nearest stations | Motspur Park (National Rail), New Malden (National Rail), Raynes Park (National Rail) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Wyvern Industrial Estate, Rainbow Industrial Estate, Beverley Trading Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 12 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Typically 60 to 90 minutes |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Merton |
Tyre work in Motspur Park.
The everyday KT3 and SW20 sizes travel out on the van, along with run-flat, SUV, van, winter and all-season fitments ordered to the car. A nail through the tread is mended properly from within the tyre to BS AU 159. Anything burst, cut or bulging is renewed rather than patched. Locking wheel nuts are removed when the key has vanished into somebody else's glovebox. Calls are taken day and night, seven days a week, with the cost agreed before anyone travels.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
A drive off West Barnes Lane or Grand Drive, a yard on one of the Burlington Road estates, or a bay in Malden Centre Car Park, Blagdon Road Car Park or Worcester Park Station Car Park while you are elsewhere. A supermarket bay serves the same purpose. What does not serve is the A3, a spot with parked cars pressed up on both sides, or a sloping shared access where a jack has no safe footing.
The calls split between the KT3 streets off Burlington Road and the SW20 side towards Grand Drive and West Barnes. Houses here mostly have their own frontage, and that frontage is the best place for the job by some way. Parking near the station fills up on weekdays, so a car left in a street bay may have vehicles tight either side, which is worth saying on the phone. Burlington Road and the units on the Wyvern and Rainbow estates give proper room for a van or a larger 4x4. The A3 at Shannon Corner and Malden Junction is no place to stop at all: come off it first, into a turning off Kingston Road or Bushey Road.

24 hours in Motspur Park.
The late calls from Motspur Park come from drivers off the A3 who have made it into a side street, and from people who found the tyre down after the last train. Somebody answers whatever the hour, and when the fitter can be there is agreed on that call.
What drivers say.
"Quick, helpful and very understanding of our situation."
Questions from Motspur Park.
My tyre blew on the A3 near Shannon Corner. What should I do?
Can you work on the car at Motspur Park station?
Will a screw picked up on Burlington Road be repairable?
Do you cover the trade units on the Wyvern and Rainbow estates?
Around Motspur Park.
Stuck in Motspur Park? Call now.
West Barnes Lane, Burlington Road or the station bays: the fitter attends the vehicle itself.
