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New Malden, Greater London · KT3

Mobile tyre fitting
in New Malden.

New Malden works for a living along Burlington Road, where the Rainbow, Wyvern and Beverley trading estates sit, with the High Street and the A2043 Kingston Road carrying everything else. Rescue Tyres fits tyres at the vehicle across KT3.

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5.0151 Google reviewsPuncture repairs to BS AU 159Price agreed before any workPay when the job is doneUK registered company
Tyre trouble in New Malden?

A fitter at your car
in New Malden.

Trade vehicles and family cars break tyres differently, and New Malden supplies both. On the estates off Burlington Road it is screws, off-cuts and swarf picked up on a forecourt, usually found when a van is loaded and due out. In the streets around the High Street and Coombe Road it is kerb damage and slow leaks. The A3 sits over the top of the place on Malden Way and Beverley Way, delivering the heavier stuff. Whichever it is, the wheel is dealt with where the vehicle is parked.

Key facts for New Malden
Postcode districtsKT3
Main roadsMalden Way (A3); Kingston Road (A2043); Malden Road (A2043); Beverley Way (A3)
Nearest stationsNew Malden (National Rail), Motspur Park (National Rail), Raynes Park (National Rail)
Estates and parks nearbyWyvern Industrial Estate, Rainbow Industrial Estate, Beverley Trading Estate
Distance from our baseabout 12 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line)
Typical arrivalUsually under an hour
Parent areaMobile tyre fitting in Kingston upon Thames
What we do in New Malden

Tyre work in New Malden.

Van and car tyres are both sourced to order, matched to the markings on the sidewall, with budget through to premium and run-flat, commercial, SUV and EV fitments all available. A puncture in the tread is repaired from inside the tyre to BS AU 159. A tyre that has failed outright is replaced and the rim checked for damage before refitting. Locking wheel nuts are removed without harming the wheel. New tyres carry the manufacturer's warranty, and the callout line runs through the night.

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

Where we work in New Malden

Drives, bays and car parks.

Estate hardstanding is the best working surface in New Malden, with room to set a wheel down and no traffic going past. A driveway is the next best and covers most residential calls. Public car parks such as Blagdon Road or the Malden Centre work when the car is already there and not boxed in. Controlled bays near the High Street are usable with a valid ticket or permit. What does not work is a loading bay a lorry needs, a car left in a live estate roadway, or anything on the A3.

The High Street and Coombe Road end of the B283 has controlled parking and a good deal of passing traffic, so a car being worked on wants to be in a bay or a side turning rather than on the main run. The Blagdon Road and Malden Centre car parks both work if the car reached one before the tyre gave up, as does the Waitrose car park with the store's agreement. Burlington Road and the B282 give access to the trading estates, where there is usually proper hardstanding and a fitter can get right round the vehicle. The residential side of KT3, out towards West Barnes, Motspur Park and Coombe, is mostly drives. Malden Way and Beverley Way carry the A3 and nobody stops on them.

Rescue Tyres fitter changing a tyre at the kerbside in New Malden
Nights and weekends

24 hours in New Malden.

Night work in KT3 splits between trade and household. A van that has to be out at first light with a flat, or a car found down on a drive when the day starts early. Ring the number, confirm the size and location, and the arrival time is agreed with you before the van is loaded.

Google reviews

What drivers say.

★★★★★

"Quick, helpful and very understanding of our situation."

EAEva AshmoreGoogle review
★★★★★

"I called out for a mobile repair. The service was quick and quite reasonably priced. Would recommend."

ADAjith Das MenonGoogle review
New Malden FAQs

Questions from New Malden.

Can you fit van tyres on one of the Burlington Road trading estates?
Estates like Rainbow, Wyvern and Beverley are good places to work, given the hardstanding and the space around a vehicle. Check first with whoever runs the site, then pass on the unit number, the van registration and the size printed on the sidewall.
Where can I park in New Malden while a tyre is fitted?
The Blagdon Road and Malden Centre car parks both suit it, and so does a bay in a side turning off the High Street with a valid ticket. Avoid the busiest stretch of the B283 itself, where a van and a jacked car would hold everything up.
The tyre failed on the A3 at Malden Way. Where do I go?
Off the dual carriageway at the first opportunity and onto the local roads, then park somewhere the car can stand still. Nobody may stop on Malden Way or Beverley Way. If the car cannot be moved and you are at risk, ring 999.
Do you fit tyres near New Malden station for commuters?
The streets around the station are covered, with the usual caveat that railway car parks are the operator's to allow or refuse. A residential road nearby avoids the whole question. Send the road, the side and the size on the sidewall.
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Burlington Road estates, the Blagdon Road car park or a KT3 drive: the tyre is fitted at the vehicle.

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