Mobile Tyre Fitting in Selby

Selby is a market town on the River Ouse, about twelve miles south of York. Two main roads cross the area: the A63 between Leeds and Hull, and the A19 between Doncaster and York, which crosses the river on the toll bridge. Since 2004 the Selby by-pass has carried through traffic around the south of the town, from the A19 at Barlby to the A63 at Thorpe Willoughby, and the A1041 runs south as well. Beyond those, the roads are mostly flat country lanes between farms and villages.

Many people here commute to York or Leeds by car or train, so a flat in the morning can mean a missed train or a late start. Instead of waiting for a garage to open, ring us and a fitter will come to the car. We are on call day and night, and we aim to reach most Selby addresses within 60 minutes, with rural locations sometimes taking a little longer.

Your call is passed to the nearest available fitter from our network of over 100 across England and Wales. They set off with a suitable tyre, check the damage when they reach you, and then decide whether a repair is safe or a new tyre is needed. The work is done there and then, whether that is on a driveway in Brayton or a verge off the A19, provided the spot is safe to work in.

Every new tyre is balanced at no extra charge, and your old one is taken away for free. New tyres keep the manufacturer's guarantee, the bill has no hidden extras, and you can pay with a card, in cash or by bank transfer.

• Mobile tyre fitting: new tyres for cars and light commercial vehicles, fitted in town, on a farm drive or at the station before your train home arrives.
• Puncture repair: a thorn or nail in the main tread area can usually be repaired properly, keeping the tyre in use for many more miles.
• Van tyres: for vans running between Leeds, York and Hull on the A63 and A19, fitted wherever the van is parked.
• Breakdown recovery: if the car is stuck on a narrow lane with no safe place to work, or the wheel itself is damaged, we can recover it.

We cover Selby town and the villages around it, including Brayton, Barlby, Osgodby, Thorpe Willoughby and Riccall, plus Drax and Sherburn in Elmet. Our fitters also work along the A19, the A63, the A1041 and the by-pass.

From Selby we also reach York, Goole and Garforth.

Out in the countryside around Selby, hedges along the lanes are trimmed by tractor-mounted flails, usually in autumn and winter. The cuttings, hawthorn especially, scatter across the road surface, and the thorns are sharp enough to work their way into the tread. They tend to cause slow punctures that take days to show up.

After driving lanes that have just been cut, give your tyres a quick look and check the pressures over the next few days. A tyre that keeps losing air is worth having inspected before it goes flat on an unlit road. Mud and stones dropped by farm traffic are another reason to slow down on these roads.

Ring 07989 606060 at any hour, or send a WhatsApp message or use the contact form. Have your tyre size, registration and location to hand. In the countryside, the nearest village name, a farm name or a description of the lane helps the fitter find you.

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