Mobile Tyre Fitting in Skipton

Skipton is where three main roads meet on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales. The A59 bypass skirts the town, the A65 heads west towards Settle and Kendal and east towards Ilkley and Leeds, and the A629 comes up from Keighley past Snaygill, south of the town, to meet them at a roundabout on the bypass. Beyond the bypass, Dales lanes lead off to villages such as Embsay, Gargrave and Malham. A tyre that fails out here can leave you a long way from a garage, so we bring the fitting to you instead.

The service is available every hour of every day. In and around town we aim to reach you within 60 minutes in most cases. Out in the Dales, distance from the nearest fitter matters more, so we'll give you an honest estimate when you call.

On a narrow country lane, changing a wheel yourself is awkward and limping on to the next town risks ruining the wheel as well as the tyre. Having a fitter come out avoids both.

• The nearest available fitter in our network of 100+ across England and Wales is sent to you.
• Punctures are repaired when British Standard guidance allows; otherwise a new tyre goes on there and then.
• Balancing is free, and so is taking away the old tyre.
• Every new tyre has the manufacturer's guarantee, and you pay by card, cash or bank transfer with no hidden fees.

• Mobile tyre fitting: budget, mid-range and premium tyres fitted at your home, in a town-centre car park, or at a lay-by on the A65.
• Puncture repair: a thorn or nail in the central part of the tread can usually be repaired properly on the spot.
• Van tyres: for tradespeople and delivery drivers covering Craven, with vans fitted wherever they're parked.
• Breakdown recovery: for a car with a damaged wheel, or one stuck somewhere too narrow or exposed to work on safely.

We cover the whole of Skipton, from the town centre beside the Leeds and Liverpool Canal to the bypass and Snaygill. Around it, our fitters reach Embsay, Gargrave, Bolton Abbey and Malham, and along the A65 to Settle.

Down the A629 we cover Keighley, and along the A65 to the east, Ilkley.

Skipton is a natural stop for anyone towing a caravan or trailer north into the Dales, and towing changes what your tyres need. The extra weight on the back axle means most cars need higher rear pressures when loaded or towing. The handbook or door-pillar sticker usually gives a separate figure for this, so use it.

Before setting off, check the tread and sidewalls of the tow car's tyres for cuts and bulges, and don't forget the spare if you carry one. Steep Dales gradients put a lot of load through the tyres on both the climb and the descent, so a tyre that's borderline on the motorway is worth replacing before the trip rather than halfway up a hill.

Call 07989 606060 at any time, or message us on WhatsApp or through the contact form. Out in the countryside, a pinned map location, a postcode or the nearest village helps us find you. Have your reg and tyre size to hand too.

Read our FAQ for answers to common questions.

If your phone signal is patchy where you've stopped, it can be worth walking a short way to make the call, then going back to wait somewhere safe, away from passing traffic. Once we have your details, the fitter can call you back on the way.