Mobile Tyre Fitting in Ashford

Driving in Ashford tends to mean one of three things: a quick hop onto the M20 at junction 9 or 10, a run around the town's ring of roundabouts and newer estates, or a trip out along the A20, A28 or A2070 into the Kent countryside. Each of those has its own way of ruining a tyre, whether that is a piece of debris at motorway speed, a nail picked up near a building site on one of the growing estates, or a sharp flint on a farm-lined lane.

Whichever it is, you can stay put. A mobile fitter comes out to the car with the right tyre and the kit to fit it, at any hour of the day or night. In most cases we aim to reach you within 60 minutes, though that depends on exactly where you are and how busy the roads are.

Plenty of people here commute by train and leave the car at the station or on a side street all day. Coming back in the evening to a flat is the worst time to go looking for a garage that is still open. Calling us instead works like this:

• You ring or message us with your location and, if you can read it, the size printed on the tyre wall.
• The job goes to a fitter close by. We have a network of more than 100 mobile fitters across England and Wales, with decades of tyre-fitting experience between them.
• The work is done on the spot, with wheel balancing and disposal of the old tyre included free of charge.

New tyres come with the manufacturer's guarantee, and you can settle up by card, cash or bank transfer once the car is ready. There are no hidden fees added at the end.

• Mobile tyre fitting: a full choice of premium, mid-range and budget tyres, fitted on your drive in Park Farm, at the office, or in a car park in the town centre.
• Puncture repair: a screw or nail in the middle of the tread can often be plugged safely. If it is too near the shoulder or too large, we will tell you straight and fit a replacement instead.
• Van tyres: for builders working on the new housing around Kingsnorth and Finberry, and for delivery drivers who cannot afford a van parked up for the day.
• Breakdown recovery: when a rim is bent or the car is somewhere it cannot safely be worked on, such as a narrow verge on a busy A-road.

We cover the whole town, including Kennington, Bockhanger, Willesborough, Singleton, Stanhope, Godinton, Repton Park, Park Farm and Kingsnorth. Out of town, fitters reach Great Chart, Hothfield, Sevington and Charing, as well as drivers on the M20 around junctions 9, 10 and 10A and on the A20, A28 and A2070.

Ashford is some way from our other South East pages, but if you are travelling across the region you will also find us in Dartford and Crawley, and right across London.

Ashford sits on the M20 route towards Folkestone and Dover, so a lot of local cars set off for the continent packed to the roof, with bikes on the back and a full set of passengers. That extra weight changes what your tyres need.

Look at the placard inside the driver's door or in the handbook: most cars list a separate, higher pressure for a full load. Set the tyres to that figure while they are cold, before you leave, and check the spare or the inflation kit too. While you are there, look for cuts, bulges or tread close to the wear bars. A tyre that is borderline for the school run is not one to take on a long motorway drive abroad, and it is far easier to sort it at home than at a service area in another country.

Call 07989 606060 at any time, or use WhatsApp or the contact form if a message is easier. It helps to have your registration, the tyre size and a clear description of where the car is, such as the road name or the nearest junction.

Got a question before you book? Our FAQ page covers the common ones.