"Fast & efficient service, had me sorted within the hour!"
Mobile tyre fitting
in Wembley Park.
Empire Way and Wembley Park Drive run up to Wembley Stadium, and HA9 fills and empties by the event calendar. Rescue Tyres arrives with the tyre already loaded and sets to work wherever the car was left standing, forecourt, drive or bay.
A fitter at your car
in Wembley Park.
Tyre trouble arrives here in two distinct ways. One belongs to the district: kerbs clipped on Forty Avenue or Empire Way on an ordinary weekday, a slow leak found on the drive days later. The other comes with the crowd, when somebody who parked for an event walks back to a flat tyre in a part of London they do not know. The remedy does not vary. Quote the numbers off the sidewall, say which street or which car park row, and the tyre travels out to you.
| Postcode districts | HA9 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Bridge Road (A4089); Wembley Park Drive (A4089); Empire Way (A479); Forty Avenue (A4088) |
| Nearest stations | Wembley Park (London Underground), Wembley Stadium (National Rail), Preston Road (London Underground) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 1 (Staples Corner), about 2.3 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | London Designer Outlet (LDO), Wembley Stadium Industrial Estate, East Lane Business Park |
| 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 Wembley Park.
Most HA9 jobs are a like for like replacement, with the new tyre mounted on the rim and balanced at the roadside, and the old casing taken away. Where a nail sits in the tread's middle band, the wheel is stripped and the hole sealed from within, which is the repair BS AU 159 permits; a split shoulder is not. A tyre that has come apart is renewed, with the rim checked before the wheel returns. A locking nut with no key left is wound off with a removal socket. Somebody is on call at every hour of the week.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
A forecourt behind a block on Wembley Park Drive is the easiest surface here, because the car stands off the road entirely and there is room on both sides of it. The driveways further up Forty Lane do the same job. Public parking means the car parks at Lonsdale Avenue and St Johns Road, which answer for anyone whose car will still move under its own power. The stadium's colour coded parking follows the event operation rather than a driver with a flat, so do not plan on using it.
Calls come from the flats and forecourts along Wembley Park Drive and Bridge Road, from the semis on Forty Avenue and Forty Lane where a driveway is normal, and from the trade side at the Wembley Stadium Industrial Estate, East Lane Business Park and the Phoenix Trading Estate. The A4089 and the A479 carry through traffic all day and coaches on event days, so neither is a place to leave a jacked car. Olympic Way and the stewarded ground around it work to whatever is on at the stadium that day, and a fitting van has no standing there, so name a street outside it instead. All of this is Greater London, so HA9 falls under the ULEZ round the clock, though a stationary car with its wheel off owes nothing at all.

24 hours in Wembley Park.
After an event the district empties late, and some of those calls come from visitors who found a flat in a car park at midnight with a long drive home ahead. The rest are HA9 residents setting off early. Whoever answers does so at whatever hour it rings, the size is matched to your photograph of the sidewall, and the whole figure is agreed there.
What drivers say.
"Good and reliable service in all conditions."
Questions from Wembley Park.
Can a tyre be fitted in Wembley Park on a stadium event day?
The car is sitting in the London Designer Outlet car park with a flat. What now?
Is there anywhere to work on a van at the Wembley Stadium Industrial Estate?
Does the ULEZ affect having a tyre changed in HA9?
Around Wembley Park.
Stuck in Wembley Park? Call now.
Empire Way, Forty Avenue or a forecourt off Bridge Road: the tyre is swapped without the car moving.
