Vans serving Colliers Wood's retail parks or heading from Mitcham down the A24 need tyres rated for the load, and they are fitted wherever the van is parked in Merton.
Merton has plenty of vans on its streets. Trades living around Mitcham, Pollards Hill and Morden head out on the A24 and A217 each morning, and delivery vans work the Tandem Centre and Priory Retail Park at Colliers Wood. Loaded vans take a hammering at kerbs and site entrances, and one flat or split commercial tyre keeps a van parked at the kerb with the day's jobs stacking up behind it.
A van tyre shows its purpose on the sidewall: a C after the rim size for commercial construction, then the load index and speed symbol, sometimes with two load numbers. The replacement must carry at least the load the van is designed for. Give us that marking, plus the van model if it helps, and say whether it is carrying tools or stock. You hear the price on the phone first, and nothing goes on until you agree.
A level driveway in Mitcham, Morden or Motspur Park, a Colliers Wood retail car park with the operator's permission, or a quiet side street. Never on the A24 or A3, which are red routes through Merton.
| Postcodes | SW19, SW20, SM4, CR4 |
|---|---|
| Typical arrival | Usually under an hour |
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A heavy van needs solid, level ground under the jack. A concrete drive in Lower Morden or a flat bay at a Colliers Wood retail park is right; soft grass beside Mitcham Common or a slope is not. On an electric van the battery pushes the load rating up, and matching the original's noise figure keeps the cab as quiet as it was built to be. Heavy goods vehicles fall outside what we fit.
Merton van stuck with a flat or split? Pass on the sidewall size and where it is parked.
