Mobile tyre fitting
in Norwood Green.

A fitter at your car
in Norwood Green.

The lanes shape tyre trouble here. Tentelow Lane and Windmill Lane are narrow with unforgiving kerbs, and a wheel put into one at an awkward angle bruises a sidewall long before anybody hears about it. The other common story is the slow puncture collected on Norwood Road and found days later on a cold morning. Either way the car is normally parked by the time anyone rings, which is exactly what suits fitting at the address.

Drives, bays and car parks.

Start with the drive at the house. After that, a side road off Tentelow Lane where the fitter can work from the pavement rather than the carriageway. Public bays at Featherstone Terrace or Norwood Road suit a driver who would rather not wait at home. For a van, the yard at the Endsleigh or Chadha estate beats the street. A verge is no good: the jack needs something solid under it, and soft ground beside a lane is precisely what it does not get.

Calls come from the houses around the green itself, the roads off Norwood Road, the Tentelow Lane side, and the North Hyde and Southall Green edges where UB2 turns into the industrial belt. Drives are common here and one is always the first thing to ask about. Where there is none, a residential street will do if the car sits clear of a bend and there is length behind it for the van. Featherstone Terrace and the public bays on Norwood Road are within reach of anyone whose car still moves under its own power. The overflow parking at Osterley Park and House belongs to the estate, so that depends entirely on staff agreeing. The ULEZ covers the lot, and it bills vehicles in motion, not ones on a jack.