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Redbridge, Oxfordshire, near Oxford · OX1 and OX4
Mobile tyre fitting
Mobile tyre fitting
in Redbridge.
Redbridge sits where the A4144 Abingdon Road meets Kennington Roundabout, park and ride on one side and trade units on the other. This is Redbridge in Oxford, OX1 and OX4, and Rescue Tyres brings the tyre out to your car here.
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Tyre trouble in Redbridge?
A fitter at your car
A fitter at your car
in Redbridge.
Three places in the country answer to the name Redbridge, and this one belongs to Oxford: the far end of Abingdon Road where Kennington Roundabout takes over and the A423 Southern By-pass Road runs on to Hinksey Hill Interchange. Damage here usually comes off a roundabout approach, or from a kerb caught turning into the park and ride. Leave the car where it is parked, read out the sidewall numbers, and the right tyre leaves Brent Cross aboard the van.
| Postcode districts | OX1, OX4 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Kennington Roundabout; Southern By-pass Road (A423); Hinksey Hill Interchange; Heyford Hill Roundabout |
| Estates and parks nearby | Templars Shopping Park, City Works, Nuffield Trade and Industrial Park |
| Distance from our base | about 45 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Around 2 hours, confirmed before we set off |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Oxford |
What we do in Redbridge
Tyre work in Redbridge.
Most of what happens at Redbridge is a straight replacement: a tyre ordered in the size already on the car, carried out and fitted exactly where it stopped, with the wheel balanced before it returns. Tread punctures get taken off the rim and inspected from the inside first, because a repair only counts if it meets BS AU 159 and sits where that standard allows. Sidewall damage does not qualify. A nut that has outlived its key is drawn off the wheel and a new set put on. The line is answered around the clock.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Where we work in Redbridge
Drives, bays and car parks.
A private drive is still the easiest answer, and a good share of Redbridge jobs finish on one. Failing that, the park and ride gives level tarmac and room to swing a bar, which is what a seized wheel nut really needs. An estate yard at Nuffield Trade and Industrial Park works for a van, provided the site expects one at its gate. A grass verge is not a working surface at all, whatever the road, and Weirs Lane is no exception.
Calls come from the houses along Abingdon Road, from Cold Harbour and the turnings towards South Hinksey and Kennington, and from working vehicles at Nuffield Trade and Industrial Park and Sandford Lane Industrial Estate. Redbridge Park and Ride is the one genuinely public place to stand a car around here, and its bays give a jack room and a wheel somewhere clean to land, so pull in away from the bus stands and keep the ticket running. Templars Shopping Park bays belong to the operator, so ask at the desk before a van pulls alongside. What cannot happen is a wheel change on the A423 carriageway or on the circulating lanes of Kennington Roundabout and Heyford Hill Roundabout. Get the car onto Abingdon Road or Weirs Lane first, and if the car is immovable and the spot feels unsafe, 999 comes before anything else.
Nights and weekends
24 hours in Redbridge.
Nights at Redbridge belong to shift traffic: someone coming off the bypass onto Abingdon Road with a tyre going soft, or a driver back at the park and ride after the last bus in, finding a flat by torchlight. Ring or WhatsApp 07473 720871 at any point in the night, and the figure for that visit is agreed before you hang up.
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
Redbridge FAQs
Questions from Redbridge.
Is this the Redbridge in Oxford or the one in London?
This page covers Redbridge in Oxfordshire, the pocket beside Kennington Roundabout in OX1 and OX4, rather than the London borough that shares the name. If your car is parked anywhere between Abingdon Road and Hinksey Hill Interchange, you have the right one.
Can a tyre be changed at Redbridge Park and Ride?
Bays there are open and the surface is solid, so it suits any car that can still be driven in. Pull up towards the far end, away from where the buses turn, then send the row you are in. Keep the parking ticket live until the wheel is back on.
What should I do about a flat on the A423 Southern By-pass Road?
Come off at Kennington Roundabout or Hinksey Hill Interchange and park on a side road before you look at the tyre. Nobody should be crouching beside a live carriageway. Once the car is stationary somewhere calm, ring with the size and the spot you have ended up in.
Do you take on van tyres at the trade units off Abingdon Road?
Sandford Lane Industrial Estate and Nuffield Trade and Industrial Park both suit a mobile fit, since a yard gives more room than a street does. Give the van's size, its load rating and where it will be standing, and the tyre is brought to it.
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Around Redbridge.
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Kennington Roundabout, the park and ride or a drive off Abingdon Road: the fitter comes to the car.