★★★★★
"Good and reliable service in all conditions."
LOLeo OduorGoogle review
Queensbury, Greater London, near Harrow · HA3 and HA7
Mobile tyre fitting
Mobile tyre fitting
in Queensbury.
Queensbury is the Harrow corner where HA3, HA7, NW9 and HA8 all run into one another, with Honeypot Lane on the A4140 heading down to Kingsbury Circle. Rescue Tyres fits tyres at the address where the car gave up.
★★★★★5.0 on Google from 151 reviews·Usually under an hour
Tyre trouble in Queensbury?
A fitter at your car
A fitter at your car
in Queensbury.
Honeypot Lane is the road that does the damage. It runs north to south through the middle of this place, carrying everything between Kenton Road and Fryent Way, and a tyre that collects something there will normally go flat somewhere else entirely, on a drive or outside a parade. Which suits a mobile fitter, because the car has already stopped where it is convenient. Quote the sidewall size and the district over the phone, and the tyre comes to you.
| Postcode districts | HA3, HA7, NW9, HA8 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Honeypot Lane (A4140); Kenton Road (A4006); Kingsbury Circle; Kingsbury Road (A4006) |
| Nearest stations | Queensbury (London Underground), Kingsbury (London Underground), Canons Park (London Underground) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 2 (Five Ways Corner), about 2.3 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | Colindale Retail Park, Mill Yard Industrial Estate, Decommisioned Gas Works |
| Distance from our base | about 3 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Usually under an hour |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Harrow |
What we do in Queensbury
Tyre work in Queensbury.
The four things that happen most around here are a new tyre in the size on the car, a tread puncture put right, a blown cover swapped out, and a locking nut lifted off a wheel whose key nobody can produce. Repairs go by BS AU 159, so nothing is decided until the casing has been unseated and the inside examined, and a bonded seal behind the tread does the job where the damage qualifies for one. Everything else is replaced rather than bodged. The callout line does not shut at night or at weekends.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Where we work in Queensbury
Drives, bays and car parks.
The drive at the house does most of it, and that is genuinely the best surface available in Queensbury. After that, a residential road wide enough that a car with a wheel off is not narrowing it for everyone else, parked square and away from a bend. Nothing public exists to fall back on here, no municipal car park and no open ground, so the alternative to a drive is always the street. Yards at Mill Yard Industrial Estate and East Lane Business Park take working vehicles when the site knows somebody is due.
Calls arrive from all four districts: the HA3 and HA7 side towards Canons Park, the NW9 streets running down to Kingsbury and Kingsbury Circle, and the HA8 edge towards Burnt Oak and Edgware. Queensbury station is at the centre of it, with Kingsbury and Canons Park within about a mile. The honest thing to say about parking is that there is no public car park here at all. Everything is drives, residential kerbside and the parades. A drive is much the best surface. A quiet avenue is the next. Honeypot Lane and Kenton Road are not somewhere to jack a car, because both carry through traffic with parades on either side and no working width to spare. Emission zone rules cover this corner as they cover the rest of the capital, and a car that is not being driven pays nothing under them.
Nights and weekends
24 hours in Queensbury.
Being close in to Brent Cross helps at three in the morning. The people ringing from Queensbury at that hour are drivers back off a long run who have found a soft tyre on the drive, or somebody facing an early start. Whatever the hour, the call is answered and an arrival time to plan around gets settled on that call.
Google reviews
What drivers say.
★★★★★
"Called them to repair my tyre. 20 minutes and they came and changed it, very reasonable price. So happy with the service."
EKElias KahilGoogle review
Queensbury FAQs
Questions from Queensbury.
Which Queensbury is this?
Is there a car park you can meet me in?
Not in Queensbury itself, no. There is no public car park here, which is why almost every job ends up on a driveway or at the kerb of a residential avenue. If neither is available to you, say so on the phone and something sensible gets worked out.
A tyre let go on the way to the M1 at Five Ways Corner. What now?
Come off before the slip road if you possibly can and get the car onto an ordinary street in NW9 or HA8. Nobody works on a motorway or its hard shoulder, and a car standing there is in the worst place it could be. Ring once it is parked properly.
Can a car parked at the kerb be done rather than one on a drive?
Working at the kerb is normal here. What matters is a space where the car can be jacked without the open side reaching into moving traffic, so a residential avenue beats a parade every time. Park square to the kerb and leave a car's length in front if you can.
Nearby
Around Queensbury.
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Stuck in Queensbury? Call now.
Honeypot Lane, Kingsbury Circle and the Canons Park side of HA7: the van comes to the vehicle.