New tyres fitted
in Sutton.

New tyres in Sutton: choosing them, fitting them, done at your door.

Nobody wears tyres out in a hurry here, but they wear. Cheam and Carshalton Beeches cars loop the A232 to school and round the Rose Hill roundabout, and the fronts thin evenly over the years. Worcester Park commuters clock A24 and A3 miles and hit the markers sooner. Belmont drivers heading down the A217 for Banstead and the M25 round off the outer edges on the bends. When the markers show, the code moulded into the tyre wall tells us what to bring to SM or KT4.

Text that code, 205/60 R16 or whatever yours says, with your postcode to 07473 720871. Back come three options, one at each price level, and the one you choose is what you pay. On the Cheam drive the fitter jacks the car, frees the wheel, strips the old rubber off, mounts the new tyre, spins it up on the balancer, torques the nuts and loads the dead casing for recycling. A sloping drive is worth mentioning; the jack likes level ground.

Getting the right tyre first time

Cheam and Belmont owners who photograph the whole tyre wall, not only the size, get the right quote first time. That photo shows the load index and speed rating that follow the size, 91V for example, and neither may be lower on the new tyre. XL or run-flat markings carry over too. Keep tyres on one axle matched in brand and pattern. Mention whereabouts the locking key is stored, and park in the Cheam or Belmont driveway rather than out on the A232.