Mobile tyre fitting
in Weldon.

A fitter at your car
in Weldon.

Weldon drivers live with roads built for heavy traffic. Bangrave Road and Stamford Road take the A43 past the village, Steel Road carries the A6116 into Corby, and the A427 runs out along Oundle Road and Airfield Way. The lorries on the A43 shed wire and bolts, and those end up in the tread of cars that share the road. When a tyre starts losing air, tell us the sidewall size and the NN17 postcode, and a Weldon match is loaded before the fitter leaves.

Drives, bays and car parks.

A Weldon drive gives the fitter level ground away from passing cars. At Centrix Business Park, a yard or staff car park is fine with the operator's agreement. Weldon itself offers no public car park, so a quiet street with clear space next to the damaged wheel is the fallback. The roundabouts and carriageways of the A43 and A427, and the verges beside them, are never treated as a place to work.

Calls come from the village streets, from homes at Weldon Park, from Priors Hall Park just across the way, and from the units at Centrix Business Park. Weldon homes mostly have a drive, and the tyre goes on there. At Centrix, a yard or a staff space works once the site knows a tyre van is arriving. Building work still goes on around Priors Hall Park, and a screw from site traffic is a common reason to ring from there. The A43 and the A427 carry heavy through traffic with no room for a jacked car, and a fitter will not set up beside either. Nothing in or around Corby carries a clean-air charge, so driving in for work or shopping costs nothing extra.