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Mobile tyre fitting
in Spitalfields.
Between Commercial Street and Brick Lane the streets are narrow, bollarded and packed at the weekend, so a flat tyre turns into an awkward possession. Rescue Tyres brings the replacement to the car rather than the other way about.
A fitter at your car
in Spitalfields.
Damage in Spitalfields comes from pressure and traffic rather than from potholes. Cars squeeze into bays on streets that were never widened, alloys catch the kerb, and deliveries drop enough sharp scrap around Commercial Street for a tyre to pick something up at crawling speed. By the time the car is wanted again it is flat. Give the fitter the size from the sidewall, the E1 postcode and a word about which street is shut to traffic, and the right tyre arrives with him.
| Postcode districts | E1 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Commercial Street (A1202); Whitechapel Road (A11); Commercial Road (A13); Shoreditch High Street (A10) |
| Nearest stations | Aldgate East (London Underground), Shoreditch High Street (London Overground), London Liverpool Street (National Rail;London Overground;Elizabeth line) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Anchor Retail Park, Grand Vitesse Industrial Estate, Alscot Road 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 Tower Hamlets |
Tyre work in Spitalfields.
The jobs that come out of this square mile are punctures, kerb-wrecked tyres and vans needing a size ordered in. Where the puncture sits inside the repairable area, the standard governing it is BS AU 159 and the patch goes on from within after the cover has come off the rim. Where the sidewall is torn, a new tyre is fitted to the same specification as the one on the other side. Locking nuts are removed without a key, and the phone is manned around the clock.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
A resident bay or a paid bay on a side turning is where most of this goes on, so long as the car is not blocking a loading window. The public car park on Brick Lane takes a driveable car and gives the fitter proper room around the wheel. Underground parking beneath the newer blocks is good when the management agrees to a van coming down. Market loading areas during trading, and the footway itself, are out of the question.
The callers are a mixture: residents of the old terraces and the newer flats, traders with vans parked near the market, plus visitors who park on a bay and spend the day between Brick Lane and Liverpool Street. Access is the local problem. Several streets take bollards or restricted hours, and the weekend crowd fills the rest, so the fitter needs to know which end of the street a vehicle can enter by. Commercial Street carries the A1202 and is not a place to change a wheel, nor is Shoreditch High Street at the northern end. The western edge, over on the City side, lies within the Congestion Charge boundary, while the ULEZ takes in the lot.

24 hours in Spitalfields.
The night trade here is real, so calls arrive long after the offices have gone home: somebody back at the car at closing time with a tyre down, a trader setting up before dawn who finds a soft one. Whatever the hour, the size is confirmed on the phone and the price is fixed before the van moves.
What drivers say.
"Fast and great service! Thanks for the Friday night rescue."
Questions from Spitalfields.
My street near the market has bollards. Can a van still reach the car?
Can a tyre be fitted at the weekend when Spitalfields is busy?
Is a puncture from market scrap worth repairing?
Does Spitalfields sit inside the Congestion Charge zone?
Around Spitalfields.
Stuck in Spitalfields? Call now.
Commercial Street, Brick Lane or a bay behind the market, the wheel is changed where the car stands.
