Vans based at Hatfield Business Park or parked overnight in Welham Green and Brookmans Park depend on the A1(M). When one has a tyre gone, a properly rated tyre is fitted on site.
Hatfield Business Park, reached from the A1001 Comet Way and Cavendish Way, keeps plenty of delivery and trade vans moving, and more are parked at homes in South Hatfield, Welham Green and Brookmans Park. Most run onto the A1(M) at J3 or J4, or along the A414. Nails from building sites round the business park and Ellenbrook, and rear tyres worn by heavy loads, stop vans in their tracks.
A van's tyre code differs from a car's. Look for a C after the rim diameter and a double load figure, one number for single rear wheels and another for twin rear wheels, sometimes with reinforced added. Send it with the registration and AL9 or AL10 postcode. The fitter comes with a tyre that meets or exceeds the manufacturer's load figure, fits it and balances the wheel beside the van.
Business park car parks and loading areas off Comet Way, estate drives in South Hatfield and hardstanding in Welham Green all work. The Galleria's barrier car park may restrict the fitting van, and nothing is done inside the Hatfield Tunnel.
| Postcodes | AL9, AL10 |
|---|---|
| Typical arrival | Typically 60 to 90 minutes |
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Lifting a laden van safely needs a heavy jack and a firm, flat base, like a business park car park or an estate driveway in Birchwood. If the van is full of stock, lighten it before the fitter arrives. Electric vans have heavy batteries and should run tyres with a sufficient load index, with noise grading also shown on the label. Hatfield prices are confirmed on the call before any fitting.
Hatfield van tyre gone on the business park? Share the tyre code for an on-site fitting.
