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Mobile tyre fitting
in Twyford.
This is Twyford in Oxfordshire, joined to Adderbury on the A4260 a few miles south of Banbury, with King's Sutton station a little over a mile away. Rescue Tyres shows up with tyre and kit at whichever spot the car occupies.
A fitter at your car
in Twyford.
Several places in England share this name, so the first thing a fitter wants is the postcode, which here reads OX17 or OX15. After that the questions are practical. Is the tyre flat or only low? Is the car on a drive, at the Station Yard Industrial Estate or near King's Sutton station? Damage is usually collected on the A4260, the road between Banbury and Oxford, or on the B4100 Aynho Road. Do not drive on into Banbury to have it looked at.
| Postcode districts | OX17, OX15 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Banbury Road (A4260); Oxford Road (A4260); Duchess Bridge (A4260); Aynho Road (B4100) |
| Nearest stations | King's Sutton (National Rail) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Station Yard Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 56 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Around 2 hours, confirmed before we set off |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Banbury |
Tyre work in Twyford.
Twyford calls cover the full run of tyre work. A replacement carries the same load index and speed rating as the one it succeeds. For a tread puncture, BS AU 159 sets limits on where a hole may sit and how large it may be, and the fitter measures against those limits rather than guessing. A burst tyre is swapped after a look at the rim. A missing locking key does not hold anything up. Someone answers the phone every night of the week.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
The drive at home is where most Twyford tyres get changed, since the car is already on level ground and away from the A4260. A yard at the Station Yard Industrial Estate works for vans, with the site's say-so. Commuters can sometimes meet the fitter at King's Sutton station, though the car park conditions are worth checking before booking. Twyford lacks a public car park, so without private ground a quiet residential turning is the answer. The A4260 and Duchess Bridge are ruled out.
Twyford and Adderbury run together along the A4260, and plenty of drivers could not say where one ends. For the fitter that hardly matters, because both sit on one run out from Banbury, along with Bodicote, Longford Park and Kings Sutton. What does matter is the surface under the car. Houses along Banbury Road and Oxford Road mostly have drives, and that is where the work gets done. Vans and other working vehicles can be seen to at the Station Yard Industrial Estate once the business there knows a fitter is on the way. King's Sutton station has a car park that may suit a commuter, subject to its rules. Nobody jacks a car on Duchess Bridge or anywhere else along the A4260.

24 hours in Twyford.
Commuters coming back late to King's Sutton station are likely night callers, along with anybody spotting a sagging tyre outside the house at bedtime. Some want the job done that night, others take the first slot next morning. Ring 07473 720871 either way; every penny of the cost is spelled out before departure.
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."
Questions from Twyford.
Which Twyford does this page cover?
Will a fitter meet me at King's Sutton station?
Can a van be seen to at the Station Yard Industrial Estate?
Is a callout to Twyford priced differently from one in Banbury?
Around Twyford.
Stuck in Twyford? Call now.
King's Sutton station, the Station Yard estate or a drive on Banbury Road: the fitter works where the car stands.
