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Mobile tyre fitting
in Tokyngton.
Tokyngton is the name on the map for the streets between the A404 Harrow Road and Wembley Stadium, with Stonebridge Park station on its edge. Rescue Tyres puts the new tyre on where the car sits, event day or ordinary one.
A fitter at your car
in Tokyngton.
Tyre trouble arrives here in two forms. The everyday sort comes from Harrow Road and from the North Circular a third of a mile off, where debris and kerbs do their usual work on treads and sidewalls. The other sort is event related, when a car that has crawled down Empire Way or South Way finds a wheel scraped or a tyre soft at the end of the night. Either way, the sidewall size and the road name are all it takes to pack the van correctly.
| Postcode districts | HA9, NW10, HA0 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | North Circular Road (A406); Harrow Road (A404); Brentfield (A404); Hillside (A404) |
| Nearest stations | Stonebridge Park (London Underground;London Overground), Wembley Stadium (National Rail), Wembley Central (National Rail;London Underground;London Overground) |
| Estates and parks nearby | London Designer Outlet (LDO), Wembley Stadium Industrial Estate, Grand Union Industrial Estate |
| 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 Brent |
Tyre work in Tokyngton.
What gets fitted here ranges from a single tyre on a hatchback to a set on a courier van out of the industrial estate. Punctures get the tyre off the wheel first, then an inside repair to BS AU 159 if the damage is the sort that standard allows. A tyre wrecked on a kerb is swapped and the wheel checked over. A locking nut nobody has the key for comes away leaving the alloy finish intact. All of it is available at night as well, which matters on a ground that empties late.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
Yards on the industrial estates give the most room of anything round here, hard standing with nothing passing close by. Driveways and marked bays off Harrow Road come next and suit most cars. For a vehicle that can still be driven, the Ikea car park at the North Circular has room to spare. The stadium car parks, the South Way approach when an event is running, and any live lane of the A404 are all off the table for work of this kind.
Calls come from the housing off Hillside and Brentfield, from the flats in HA9 that look onto the stadium, and from the units on Wembley Stadium Industrial Estate and Falcon Park Industrial Estate. Red Parking and Pink Parking exist for stadium visitors and coaches and are stewarded when anything is on, so neither is a place to have a wheel off. On event days the streets around Olympic Way are shut to non-residents, and the sensible move is to meet outside that cordon. Away from all of it, a driveway or a resident's bay is the right surface, and so is an estate yard with the site's say-so. The A404 is a red route and the A406 has nowhere to stop. ULEZ hours cover HA9 completely, parked cars excepted.

24 hours in Tokyngton.
An emptying stadium puts thousands of cars onto the same few roads late at night, and a proportion of them find a problem on the way out. Add the vans starting early on the estates, and HA9 keeps the phone busy in the dark. Call, name the street, and the charge for turning out is settled during that conversation.
What drivers say.
"Fast and great service! Thanks for the Friday night rescue."
Questions from Tokyngton.
Is there an event day restriction on getting a tyre fitted near the stadium?
Can you work in the Red Parking or Pink Parking areas?
Where is Tokyngton exactly?
Do you come out to units on the Wembley Stadium Industrial Estate?
Around Tokyngton.
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Harrow Road, Stonebridge Park station and the estate yards behind the stadium: the fitter travels to you.
