"Very quick and efficient service."
Mobile tyre fitting
in Prestwood.
Prestwood is the Buckinghamshire one, HP16, sitting on the ridge above Great Missenden with the A4128 running through it as Wycombe Road before it becomes the High Street. Rescue Tyres comes out to whichever close or bay the car sits in.
A fitter at your car
in Prestwood.
Two kinds of road do the damage around Prestwood. The A4128 takes traffic over the top between Wycombe and Great Missenden, and the lanes leading off it, Martinsend Lane among them, are narrow enough that giving way means putting a wheel onto a rough edge. Sidewall bulges and slow punctures both begin that way. The tyre usually holds long enough to get home, which is convenient, because home is where the work happens.
| Postcode districts | HP16 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Wycombe Road (A4128); High Street (A4128); Martinsend Lane (A4128) |
| Nearest stations | Great Missenden (National Rail) |
| Distance from our base | about 23 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Typically 60 to 90 minutes |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in High Wycombe |
Tyre work in Prestwood.
A tyre is ordered against the markings on the one being replaced, so the section width, the load figure and the speed letter all match what the car was built around. A repair under BS AU 159 starts with the tyre off the wheel and read from within, after which patch and plug go in together, and only tread damage of limited size qualifies. Burst tyres are renewed once the rim has been examined for a squashed lip. A locking nut with no key is wound out intact. Nights and Sundays are covered.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
The High Street car park first, for anyone whose car still moves, because it is flat with space around a bay. Driveways next, and most of the closes have them. On the narrow lanes towards Hotley Bottom and Bryants Bottom the road is the only surface available, and there a fitter wants the car pulled fully into a gateway or a wide entrance so that nothing is left sticking out into the carriageway. A passing place is not a parking space and is no good for this.
Most of the calling comes from the closes off the High Street and Wycombe Road, from the houses towards Great Kingshill and Little Kingshill, and from the hamlets around: Stoney Green, Hotley Bottom and Heath End. HP16 covers all of it. Unlike its neighbours, Prestwood does have somewhere public to leave a car, because the High Street car park lies flat and is quiet enough that a wheel can safely come off there. Sainsbury's bays are for shoppers and the village hall ground is not public, so neither of those is a plan. Great Missenden station, a mile or so down the hill, has commuter parking a driver can be met in when the operator is content with it. Nothing gets jacked on the A4128 itself.

24 hours in Prestwood.
This is commuter country, so the night calls tend to be people off the last train into Great Missenden who walk to the car park and find a flat, and residents leaving early for the run along the A4128. Somebody picks up at any hour, and you hear the whole cost on that first call, not afterwards.
What drivers say.
"Quick, helpful and very understanding of our situation."
Questions from Prestwood.
Which Prestwood do you cover?
Can you meet me at Great Missenden station?
Is the High Street car park in Prestwood somewhere you can work?
A kerb on Martinsend Lane has put a bulge in my sidewall. Can that be repaired?
Around Prestwood.
Stuck in Prestwood? Call now.
High Street, Martinsend Lane or a close off Wycombe Road, and the tyre is sorted at the kerb.
