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Mobile tyre fitting
in Osterley.
Osterley station sits a short walk from the Great West Road, which means a great many cars in TW7 stand all day while their driver is on the Underground. Rescue Tyres comes out to whichever one is yours.
A fitter at your car
in Osterley.
The A4 dominates tyre trouble in Osterley. Debris thrown up on the Great West Road goes into a tyre without the driver noticing, and the tyre gives up later on Jersey Road or on the drive at home. Commuter cars account for the rest: a wheel that meets a kerb on the way into a parking space near the station, then a sidewall bulge found at the weekend. Have the sidewall markings to hand when you ring, and the correct size is aboard before the van leaves.
| Postcode districts | TW7, TW5, TW3 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Great West Road (A4); Jersey Road (A3005); Heston Road (A3005); London Road (A315) |
| Nearest stations | Osterley (London Underground), Hounslow East (London Underground), Isleworth (National Rail) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 3 (Cranford Parkway), about 2.2 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | Chadha Industrial Estate, West Cross Industrial Park, Clocktower Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 8 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Usually under an hour |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Hounslow |
Tyre work in Osterley.
New tyres are the bulk of it, ordered against the exact markings carried by the car, from value ranges to premium brands, and covering run-flats, performance fitments, four-wheel drives, vans and electric cars. Something sharp in the tread is repaired inside the tyre to BS AU 159 when the position and size of the hole permit it. A tyre that has given up completely is replaced, the rim inspected as it comes apart. Locking nuts yield without their key. Somebody is on the line day and night, all week.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
A private drive, first and last. Second best is a residential road off Jersey Road or Spring Grove Road with enough kerb behind the car for the van to tuck in. Isleworth Station Car Park works for a driver already out and about. The overflow car park at Osterley Park and House is estate land, so ask their staff rather than assuming. Two surfaces to rule out: the hard edge of the A4, and any pavement crossover where the jack would be sitting on a slope.
Work here comes from the streets between Osterley station and Jersey Road, from the Spring Grove side towards Isleworth, and from the office addresses along the Great West Road. Parking is the local complication. Much of TW7 near the station fills with commuter cars on weekdays, so the car and the van together need a length of kerb that is genuinely free, not a half space. Residents with drives have the easy version of this. Isleworth Station Car Park is a public option while the car will still drive. Syon Lane and Windmill Lane carry more traffic than they look as though they should, so a turning off one beats the road itself. Red route rules apply along the Great West Road, and the district sits in the ULEZ, which does not charge a stationary car.

24 hours in Osterley.
After dark the phone here tends to ring for people back from a late train at Osterley, and for drivers leaving the Great West Road with a tyre going soft. Somebody is awake for it, the size gets checked against the sidewall as you speak, and the cost is fixed before the fitter leaves.
What drivers say.
"Good and reliable service in all conditions."
Questions from Osterley.
Can you fit a tyre at Osterley station?
Something hit my tyre on the Great West Road. Where do I stop?
Do you cover the office blocks on the Great West Road?
Is a bulge in the sidewall repairable?
Around Osterley.
Stuck in Osterley? Call now.
Jersey Road, Spring Grove or the Great West Road end of TW7, the fitter comes to the car.
