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Norbiton, Greater London · KT2 and KT1

Mobile tyre fitting
in Norbiton.

Norbiton station sits where Coombe Road leaves the A308 London Road, and the KT2 flats and terraces around it are where Kingston stops being a shopping centre. Rescue Tyres brings the tyre out to the car there.

★★★★★5.0 on Google from 151 reviews·Usually under an hour
5.0151 Google reviewsPuncture repairs to BS AU 159Price agreed before any workPay when the job is doneUK registered company
Tyre trouble in Norbiton?

A fitter at your car
in Norbiton.

Tyre trouble in Norbiton tends to be found standing still rather than on the move. Cars parked overnight in the courts off Cambridge Road are the classic case: a screw picked up on the A2043 or in a works entrance, and by morning the tyre is flat on the ground. Coming down Kingston Hill towards the one-way system, a kerb taken at an angle does the other sort of damage, a bulge no repair will touch.

Key facts for Norbiton
Postcode districtsKT2, KT1
Main roadsCoombe Road (A238); Kingston Hill (A308); London Road (A308); Cambridge Road (A2043)
Nearest stationsNorbiton (National Rail), Kingston (National Rail), Berrylands (National Rail)
Estates and parks nearbySt. George's Industrial Estate, Wyvern Industrial 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 Norbiton

Tyre work in Norbiton.

Punctures make up most of it, and a tread hole under six millimetres across the middle three-quarters is repaired from within the tyre to BS AU 159, with the casing checked inside first. Kerb splits and bulges get a replacement instead, matched to the size on the sidewall, budget through to premium, run-flat and van fitments included. A locking nut whose key has been lost is drawn off with an extractor and a standard one takes its place. Wheel alignment is not something we offer.

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

Where we work in Norbiton

Drives, bays and car parks.

Best of all is a drive off Kingston Hill, where the car sits well back from the road. Parking courts behind the Cambridge Road blocks work too, provided nobody is boxed in behind. A marked bay on a residential street is fine. What gets avoided is the A307 loop through Cromwell Road and Wheatfield Way, the bus stops on London Road, and any spot where a jacked car would sit in the path of traffic leaving the station.

The district splits neatly. North of the station, Kingston Hill and the roads off Queen Elizabeth Road are bigger houses with room to park off the road. South and east, Cambridge Road and Kingston Road carry flats with shared parking courts and visitor bays, and the fitter wants a block name or a bay number as much as a postcode. Around Kingston Hospital and the Fairfield North side, controlled bays and a busy one-way loop make an evening or weekend call the easier option. Norbiton Rail Car Park and Cattle Market Car Park both give level, marked space, and the Wyvern Industrial Estate handles work vehicles that cannot sit outside a customer.

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

24 hours in Norbiton.

Nights here belong to people coming home late off the A3 by way of Coombe Lane West, and to anyone who spots a flat before an early train out of Norbiton. The van goes out at any hour. What you get on the phone is the tyre, the price and an honest time, not a promise.

Google reviews

What drivers say.

★★★★★

"A pleasure having them come down and save me. Big shout out to Hiwad, really responsive, recommend him to anybody."

AMAdam MorrisGoogle review
★★★★★

"Came in for a popped tyre, was fixed quickly and efficiently."

AJAmna JasimGoogle review
Norbiton FAQs

Questions from Norbiton.

Can you fit a tyre in the parking court of a Cambridge Road block?
Courts and visitor bays are workable and often quieter than the street. The fitter needs the block name, the bay if it is numbered, and a car that is not hemmed in on both sides. Anything the managing agent requires is worth flagging when you book.
I have kerbed a wheel coming down Kingston Hill. Is that repairable?
It depends on where the damage landed. A scuff on the alloy face is cosmetic and the tyre may be sound. A split, cut or bulge in the sidewall is not repairable under any circumstances, so that tyre is replaced and the rim checked for buckling.
Do you work at Norbiton Rail Car Park?
Station car parks belong to the rail operator, and work on a vehicle there is at their discretion rather than ours, so it pays to ask at the barrier. Failing that, the residential turnings just off Coombe Road are a short push away and perfectly usable.
How late in the evening can a Norbiton callout be?
The callout line runs right around the clock, seven days, so a tyre discovered at eleven at night in KT2 is dealt with then rather than the following day. The cost, including anything extra for the hour, is confirmed before the fitter sets out.
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Coombe Road, the Cambridge Road courts or a drive on Kingston Hill: the wheel is done where you left it.

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