"Came in for a popped tyre, was fixed quickly and efficiently."
Mobile tyre fitting
in Hackney Wick.
The A12 East Cross Route cuts through Hackney Wick a few hundred yards from the station, and three postcode districts meet here: E9, E20 and E15. Rescue Tyres turns up to the vehicle itself, yard or bay, and deals with the tyre there.
A fitter at your car
in Hackney Wick.
An address in the Wick may belong to any of three districts, which is why a postcode gets asked for ahead of a street name. The work divides the way the ground does, units and yards along one side, flats and estate roads along the other. Kenworthy Road and Wick Road shoulder most of the traffic, while the A12 lies alongside gathering the sort of rubbish that ends up buried in a tread.
| Postcode districts | E9, E20, E15 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | East Cross Route (A12); Wick Road (A106); Eastway Tunnel (A12); Kenworthy Road (A102) |
| Nearest stations | Hackney Wick (London Overground), Stratford International DLR (Docklands Light Railway), Homerton (London Overground) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Leyton Mills Retail Park, Hamlet Industrial Estate, Orient Industrial Park |
| Distance from our base | about 9 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | Usually under an hour |
Tyre work in Hackney Wick.
Tyres are ordered against the sidewall code of whatever vehicle needs them, car or van, and go on where that vehicle stands. Punctures get stripped from the wheel first, since an inner liner tells the truth a tread conceals, and BS AU 159 then delivers the verdict. Casings that have come apart altogether are exchanged. A missing locking key stops nothing: the nut is drawn off and the alloy left unmarked.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Hackney Wick is part of our mobile tyre fitting across Hackney, run from the one base at Brent Cross.
Services from the Hackney page: 24 hour tyre repair · Puncture repair · Broken tyre replacement · 24 hour tyre service · Emergency tyre repair.
Drives, bays and car parks.
Yards make the best working surface in the Wick, given the room to manoeuvre, the hard standing and the absence of passing traffic. Whoever runs the unit should expect the van, and somebody must open up. Over on the residential side a permit bay copes fine with a level car parked properly. St Marks Gate and the Hackney Marshes car park count as genuine public parking. The A12 kerb does not.
The round covers units on the industrial side, Hamlet Industrial Estate, Orient Industrial Park and the yards over by Fish Island, and households on the estate roads between Wick Road and Eastway. Controlled parking applies everywhere and plenty of the filters answer to cameras, so a van occasionally approaches from the far side, which is why both the street and its nearest junction get asked about. The East Cross Route severs the district and carries red route restrictions: no stopping on it, no working on it. Some real public parking survives along this edge, at St Marks Gate and the Hackney Marshes car park, either of them fine for a car that moves. Everything sits within the ULEZ, a levy on driving, not on jacking.
We fit tyres in Hackney Marshes and Lea Bridge as well, from the same base and on the same phone line as Hackney Wick.

24 hours in Hackney Wick.
An overnight call here might be a driver needing a vehicle roadworthy before a morning round, or a household discovering a flat well after midnight. Calls are taken at all hours, the fitment confirmed against the vehicle, and the sum fixed in advance of the visit.
What drivers say.
"Fast and reliable."
Questions from Hackney Wick.
My address is E20 but people call it Hackney Wick. Which is right?
Can you come to a unit on an industrial estate here?
A tyre let go on the East Cross Route. What now?
Is there anywhere public to leave the car around here?
Around Hackney Wick.
Stuck in Hackney Wick? Call now.
Wick Road, Fish Island or a unit off Kenworthy Road: the tyre goes on where the vehicle halted.
