Mobile Tyre Fitting in Great Missenden

Great Missenden lies in the valley of the River Misbourne, with the A413 bypassing the old high street on its way between Amersham and Wendover. Around Great Missenden, single-track lanes run up to Prestwood, Ballinger and Hyde Heath, and it's not unusual to see a trailer, horsebox or camper parked on a drive. People here drive a real mixture of roads in a week, from the commute to the Chiltern line station to farm tracks and paddock gateways.

Wherever the tyre gives up, we can bring the fix to you. A fitter arrives with the tyre already on board, works on the car where it stands and leaves you ready to drive. We answer the phone 24/7 and aim to reach you within 60 minutes in most cases, although rural roads and traffic on the A413 can make it a little longer.

Because the fitter works from a fully equipped van, the job can be done on a gravel drive, in a field entrance or beside the stables, as long as there is firm, level ground to jack the vehicle on.

1. You explain the problem. Whether it's a flat, a split sidewall or a trailer tyre that has given out, tell us what you see and read the size off the tyre if possible.
2. We match you with a nearby fitter. Our network covers England and Wales with more than 100 mobile fitters, so there's usually one working in the Chilterns already.
3. The work is done on site. Balancing comes free, so does disposal of the worn tyre, and every new tyre carries its manufacturer's guarantee.

When the fitter is finished, pay however suits you: card, cash or bank transfer. No surprise charges appear on the bill.

• Mobile tyre fitting: new tyres from budget to premium brands, put on at home, at the station car park or at a yard.
• Puncture repair: thorns and flints from the lanes often leave a small hole in the tread that can be safely repaired.
• Van tyres: for builders, landscapers and other trades vans working on properties across the valley.
• Breakdown recovery: for times when a vehicle is stuck in a muddy gateway, or the wheel is too badly damaged to fit a tyre to.

Our cover includes Prestwood, Little Missenden, Ballinger, Hyde Heath, Lee Common and South Heath, and the A413 and A4128 that link the area to Amersham, Wendover and High Wycombe.

We are also busy in nearby Amersham, Wendover, Chesham and Hughenden Valley.

Horseboxes, trailers and caravans often spend months parked up between outings. Their tyres can look fine on the surface while the rubber slowly perishes, and a tyre that has sat in one position all winter may have flat spots or fine cracks in the sidewall.

Before a show, a trip to the coast or a run to collect hay, check the trailer tyres as carefully as the car's: look for cracking, bulges and tread depth, and set the pressures to the trailer maker's figure, which is often higher than you'd expect. Check the date code on the sidewall too, as many manufacturers suggest replacing trailer tyres after a set number of years regardless of tread. Remember the car itself: towing a loaded horsebox puts extra weight on the rear tyres, so your handbook may list a higher pressure for that. If a trailer tyre fails on a lane, pull over where you can, and call us with the size from the sidewall.

Call 07989 606060 at any time, or message us through WhatsApp or the website. Useful details are where you are (a nearby lane name or postcode is ideal), the vehicle reg, and the tyre size.

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