Mobile Tyre Fitting in Honiton

Honiton is a crossroads town. The A30 runs past on its way between Exeter and the east, the A35 sets off from here towards Dorset, and the A373 links the town with the countryside to the north and west. Add the lanes climbing towards the Blackdown Hills and you have a place where a flat can happen almost anywhere, often miles from a workshop.

Our answer is to come to you. A mobile fitter arrives with the tyre already loaded, jacks the car up where it stands and has you back on the road without a tow. That works on the high street, on a farm drive, at the railway station car park or in a safe pull-in beside the dual carriageway.

Help is available 24/7, and we try to be with you within 60 minutes in most cases, though rural addresses can take a little longer.

1. You get in touch. Let us know the road you're on or the nearest village, and read us the size from the side of the tyre.
2. We match you with a fitter. Our network has over 100 fitters in England and Wales, so we pick whoever is closest to East Devon at that moment.
3. The work is done on site. Balancing and disposal of the old tyre cost nothing extra, and new tyres are covered by the manufacturer's guarantee.
4. You pay once it's finished. Card, cash and bank transfer are all accepted, with no hidden fees.

• Mobile tyre fitting: choose from budget to premium brands and have them fitted on your drive, which saves a round trip into Exeter.
• Puncture repair: if the hole is small and in the central tread, a proper repair gets you moving again; if not, a replacement goes on there and then.
• Van tyres: useful for anyone running a van along the A30 corridor, where a day off the road means missed deliveries.
• Breakdown recovery: for damage the roadside can't fix, such as a bent rim after hitting something on an unlit lane.

As well as the town itself, we cover Feniton, about four miles to the west, and the villages scattered along the A30, A35 and A373. Drivers up on the Blackdown Hills, along the Somerset border, can call us too.

Neighbouring pages you might find useful: Exeter, Exmouth, Tiverton and, over the border, Taunton.

From Honiton, many journeys are long ones: east along the A30 or A35, or west to Exeter and beyond. Worn tread is the problem you won't notice on short local trips, but it matters a great deal on a wet dual carriageway, where the grooves have to clear water away from the contact patch.

The legal minimum for a car is 1.6mm across the central three-quarters of the tread. A quick check is to push a 20p coin into the main grooves: if you can see the outer band of the coin, the tyre is close to the limit and worth replacing before your next big trip. Check the inner edge too, since uneven wear often starts there.

The quickest route is a call to 07989 606060, which is answered 24 hours a day. If you're somewhere with weak signal, a WhatsApp message or the contact form will reach us once it sends. On rural roads, a farm name, a road number or the last village you drove through helps the fitter find you quickly.

While you wait, keep everyone out of the car and well back from passing traffic, especially on the faster stretches of the A30. If it's dark, switch on your hazard lights and, if you have one, wear a reflective jacket. Not sure how the cost is worked out? Read our pricing explained.