"Quick, helpful and very understanding of our situation."
Mobile tyre fitting
in Woodstock.
In Woodstock, OX20, the A44 is the main street: Oxford Road becomes Oxford Street, then The Causeway. A Rescue Tyres van comes to the parked car, and no one need risk a journey on a ruined tyre.
A fitter at your car
in Woodstock.
Tyre trouble in this Woodstock, the Oxfordshire one, tends to be discovered rather than suffered. A car stands outside the house over a weekend, and the tyre that took something on the A4095 towards Bladon has gone soft by the time the owner comes out to it. The other local habit is the kerbed alloy, picked up easing past parked cars on Oxford Street where the trunk road runs through the middle of town. Send the size and the OX20 postcode and the tyre travels out to the vehicle.
| Postcode districts | OX20 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Oxford Road (A44); Oxford Street (A44); The Causeway (A44); Manor Road (A44) |
| Nearest stations | Palace Station (), Walled Garden Station () |
| Estates and parks nearby | Woodstock Wastewater Treatment Works |
| Distance from our base | about 52 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Around 2 hours, confirmed before we set off |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Kidlington |
Tyre work in Woodstock.
Most Woodstock jobs are a swap or a mend, carried out where the car sits. Tyres are ordered against the exact size, load and speed markings, run-flat and four wheel drive fitments among them. A puncture in the tread gets the wheel lifted off, the tyre broken down and read from inside, then repaired under BS AU 159 provided the hole lies where that standard allows. Anything that has failed outright is exchanged, the rim checked before refitting. Locking nuts surrender without their keys. We do not offer wheel alignment and we never stock part-worn rubber.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
Private parking at the house does most of the work in OX20 and is always the first ask. Hensington Road Car Park is the practical alternative for anyone without any, with room to swing a wheel off and get the replacement on. Walled Gardens Car Park and the Blenheim Palace parking are estate ground rather than public bays, so permission comes before arrangement. Oxford Street and The Causeway will not do at any hour. Grove Road and Bladon Road carry the A4095 out towards the Bladon Roundabout, so get onto a side street before ringing.
Work here divides between the residents' side and the visitors' side. Residents ring from the streets off Oxford Street and Hensington Road, from Manor Road where the A44 heads away, and from Bladon, East End, Combe and Wootton, which share the same round. Visitors ring from Blenheim Palace parking, which is estate ground, so a fitter needs whoever manages it to agree before a jack goes underneath anything. Hensington Road Car Park is the public one and a far simpler place to meet. Off limits is the A44 through The Causeway and Oxford Street: it is the trunk route through town, and anything raised on a jack there would be standing in the traffic. No supermarket exists here to fall back on either.

24 hours in Woodstock.
Overnight ringing out of OX20 splits between two callers: a driver back late down the A44 who heard something go and abandoned the car outside, and a business vehicle wanted at eight that will not manage the trip on what it has. Someone takes the call whenever it comes, and the price of the visit plus the tyre is named during it.
What drivers say.
"I called out for a mobile repair. The service was quick and quite reasonably priced. Would recommend."
Questions from Woodstock.
Can you work on a car in the Blenheim Palace car park?
Which Woodstock is this one, and is it on your patch?
Is there a public car park in Woodstock where you could meet me?
The alloy caught a kerb and the tyre looks damaged. What can you do?
Around Woodstock.
Stuck in Woodstock? Call now.
Oxford Street, Hensington Road Car Park or a drive in Bladon, the job is done on site.
