Mobile Tyre Fitting in Portishead

Portishead sits on the Severn estuary, and almost every drive out of town starts on the A369. That road runs through Easton-in-Gordano to junction 19 of the M5, beside the Gordano services, then on through Abbots Leigh towards Bristol. In the evening rush, traffic leaving the southbound M5 at junction 19 for Portishead, Pill, Portbury and Nailsea can back up, and a flat tyre in that queue is not where anyone wants to be.

We'll come to you instead. A mobile fitter brings the tyre and the tools to the car, whether it's on a drive near the marina, in a car park in the town centre or tucked into a residential street towards Redcliffe Bay. We work all day and all night, every day, and we aim to reach most customers within 60 minutes, subject to traffic and location.

The town has grown a lot over the years, with plenty of newer homes and newer cars to match. That's useful to know, because modern cars often come with low-profile or run-flat tyres and locking wheel nuts, so tell us about your car when you call and the fitter will bring the right kit.

Being at the end of one main road means a trip to a fitting centre often involves the A369 and the motorway junction. Calling us out cuts all that out:

• One of our 100+ fitters across England and Wales is sent from as close by as possible.
• The job is done at the car, so you can stay at home or at your desk.
• Wheel balancing and old tyre disposal come free with every fitting.
• New tyres carry the manufacturer's guarantee, and there are no hidden fees.

Payment is taken by card, bank transfer or cash once the fitter has finished.

If you're leaving for work early, you can arrange for the fitter to come to your workplace instead of your home, as long as the car is parked somewhere accessible and you can leave the keys with someone. Just tell us the address and the best way to reach you.

• Mobile tyre fitting: tyres from budget to premium, including run-flats and larger SUV sizes, fitted at your address.
• Puncture repair: we'll check whether a puncture is safely repairable before suggesting a new tyre.
• Van tyres: handy for drivers working around Royal Portbury Dock and the industrial areas nearby.
• Breakdown recovery: for cars that can't stay where they've stopped, such as on the motorway slip road at junction 19.

We cover Portishead, including the marina area and Redcliffe Bay, along with Portbury, Pill, Easton-in-Gordano and Abbots Leigh. On the roads, that's the A369 and the M5 around junction 19.

Our fitters also work in Clevedon along the coast and in Bristol just up the road.

Run-flat tyres have stiffened sidewalls that let you keep driving for a limited distance after a puncture, usually around 50 miles at no more than 50mph, though your handbook has the exact figures. They're common on newer cars, and they often mean there's no spare wheel in the boot at all.

Because a run-flat doesn't sag obviously, you may only know about a puncture from the pressure warning light. When it comes on, slow down and head for somewhere safe to stop rather than pressing on to Bristol. Many manufacturers advise against repairing a run-flat once it has been driven on deflated, so be prepared for a replacement. It's also best to replace run-flats with run-flats, as the car's suspension is often set up for them.

Ring 07989 606060 whenever you need us, or contact us on WhatsApp or through the form on our site. Have the tyre size, registration and your location ready, and mention if the tyres are run-flats.

Common questions are covered in our FAQ.