Mobile Tyre Fitting in Canterbury

Canterbury is a compact city with a lot of traffic trying to get around it. The A2 passes the southern side on its way to Dover, the A28 cuts through on its route from Ashford out towards Thanet, and the A257 runs out to the east. The A290 leaves the city northwards through Blean. Many drivers use one of the three Park and Ride sites, at Wincheap, New Dover Road and Sturry Road, rather than taking the car into the centre.

So a flat tyre in Canterbury might be found on a Park and Ride car park at the end of the day, on a street of terraced houses near the centre, or on the A2 itself. Our mobile fitters come to the car with the tyre and tools, at any hour. We aim to reach most customers within 60 minutes, though city traffic can change that.

Driving across Canterbury at rush hour on a soft tyre is no fun, and it risks ruining the wheel. Having the fitter come to you is quicker and kinder to the car:

• Send us your location and tyre size. A postcode or a Park and Ride bay is fine; the size is on the sidewall.
• We allocate a fitter nearby. Our network runs to over 100 mobile fitters across England and Wales.
• The fitter repairs or replaces the tyre there and then. Wheel balancing and old tyre disposal are free, and new tyres carry the manufacturer's guarantee.

We accept card, cash and bank transfer, and our prices include no hidden fees.

In a Park and Ride car park, note the row or the nearest lamp post and send it to us with your location. If you have already caught the bus into town, tell us when you expect to be back at the car so the fitter can time the visit.

• Mobile tyre fitting: tyres in all price ranges fitted at your home in Harbledown or Wincheap, at work, or wherever the car is parked.
• Puncture repair: small punctures within the central tread are repaired safely; tyres with damage outside that area are replaced.
• Van tyres: for delivery drivers working the city's narrow streets and trades vans covering the villages around it.
• Breakdown recovery: for a car that has to be moved, such as one with a damaged wheel on the A2 or A28.

We cover the city centre and suburbs including Wincheap, Harbledown, Hales Place and Thanington, along with nearby villages such as Sturry, Rough Common, Tyler Hill and Blean. Roads we work on include the A2, A28, A257 and A290.

Further afield, our fitters cover Whitstable, Ashford, Sittingbourne and Dover.

In a compact city like Canterbury, where many people walk or catch the bus most days, lots of cars sit parked for weeks between journeys. Tyres lose a little air naturally over time, and a car that hasn't moved for a month can be noticeably under-inflated before anyone realises. Standing for long periods can also leave flat spots that cause a vibration for the first few miles.

Before using a car that has been parked for a while, check the pressures with a gauge and look for cracking in the sidewalls. If one tyre is much lower than the others, it may have a puncture rather than a natural loss, so don't just pump it up and drive off on the A2. If you are going away for a long spell, inflating to the upper end of the recommended range and moving the car occasionally will help.

We are on 07989 606060 all day and all night. You can also contact us on WhatsApp or through the website form. Have the registration, the tyre size and the car's location ready when you get in touch.

See how our pricing works before you book.