Mobile Tyre Fitting in Lytham St Annes

Lytham St Annes is really several places joined along the Fylde coast: Lytham at one end, Ansdell and Fairhaven in the middle and St Annes towards Blackpool, with Heyhouses behind them. The A584 strings them together, and since the link road from Heyhouses Lane up to the Whitehills roundabout opened, getting to junction 4 of the M55 is far simpler than it used to be.

Whichever part of town you're in, a flat or worn tyre can be dealt with without moving the car. A fitter drives to you with the tyre on board and does the work on your drive, outside the shops or in a car park by the seafront. Call-outs are taken 24 hours a day, and most of the time we expect to arrive within 60 minutes, subject to traffic and your exact location.

That matters on a coast where a lot of driving is short and local. A slow puncture picked up on the way back from the shops might not show until the next morning, and a mobile fitter means you can deal with it before work rather than rearranging your day around a garage booking.

1. Get in touch. Say which road you're on and describe the problem: a nail, a split, a tyre that's gone completely flat.
2. A nearby fitter is assigned. We have a network of more than 100 mobile fitters across England and Wales, so the job goes to whoever is closest to the Fylde and free.
3. The work is done beside the car. Balancing and disposal of your old tyre come free, and new tyres are covered by the manufacturer's guarantee.
4. You settle up. Cash, card or bank transfer, with nothing added on that you weren't told about.

• Mobile tyre fitting: we carry premium, mid-range and budget ranges, so you can replace a tyre without driving out of town to find one.
• Puncture repair: where the puncture sits in the central part of the tread and measures under 6 mm, we repair it; anything else gets a new tyre fitted there and then.
• Van tyres: for tradespeople and delivery drivers covering St Annes, Warton and the rest of the Fylde.
• Breakdown recovery: if the wheel is buckled or the car is somewhere it can't safely be worked on.

Our fitters cover Lytham, Ansdell, Fairhaven, St Annes and Heyhouses, as well as Warton to the east. We work along the A584 coast road, Lytham St Annes Way and the route up to the M55 at junction 4.

Up the coast, Blackpool has a page of its own, and inland we also cover Preston and Leyland.

Plenty of cars here only do short trips into town or along the front, so the tread can look almost new for years. Rubber ages whether the car is driven or not, though, and older tyres harden and grip less, particularly in the wet.

Every tyre has a four-digit date code on the sidewall, usually inside an oval after the letters DOT. The first two digits are the week and the last two the year it was made, so 2219 means the 22nd week of 2019. Look too for fine cracks in the sidewall or between the tread blocks. If the tyres are getting on and showing cracks, it is worth replacing them before they let you down, however much tread is left.

Ring 07989 606060 day or night, or contact us by WhatsApp or through the website form. If you have it to hand, give us your registration, the tyre size off the sidewall and the road you're on.

For answers to common questions, have a look at our FAQ.