Mobile Tyre Fitting in Wimbledon

Driving in Wimbledon tends to mean short hops on busy roads. The A219 climbs from Putney past the Common and drops through the town to South Wimbledon, where it meets the A24, and the A3 runs along the western side towards Kingston and the M25. Between those main routes are long residential streets where most cars are parked nose to tail, often in permit bays, with not much room to spare.

A flat tyre in that setting is awkward rather than dangerous, but it still stops you going anywhere. Instead of fitting the space saver and crawling to a garage, you can ring us and have a mobile fitter come to the car. We work around the clock, every day of the year, and we aim to reach you within 60 minutes in most cases, though the time depends on where you are and how heavy the traffic is.

It doesn't matter much whether the car is outside your house near Wimbledon Park, in a flat's residents' car park, or in a bay up in the Village. If the fitter can get to the wheel safely, the job is done there.

Getting a tyre sorted in SW19 doesn't need a booking days ahead. The usual sequence is simple:

1. You call or message us. Say where the car is and read us the size from the tyre's sidewall, a code that looks like 205/55 R16.
2. We pick the closest free fitter. Our network has more than 100 mobile fitters spread across England and Wales, so a south-west London job goes to someone working nearby.
3. The work happens at the kerb. Your new tyre is balanced at no extra charge and the worn one goes away with the fitter for free disposal.

New tyres come with the manufacturer's guarantee, and you settle up by card, cash or bank transfer once the job is finished. Nothing gets added on afterwards.

• Mobile tyre fitting: premium, mid-range or budget brands fitted on your street, at your workplace or in a residents' car park, with no need to queue at a fitting centre.
• Puncture repair: a nail picked up on the way back from the station can often be plugged properly, provided it sits in the middle part of the tread and the hole is small.
• Van tyres: builders and delivery drivers doing rounds between Wimbledon, Merton and Southfields can have a van tyre replaced at the job they're on.
• Breakdown recovery: for a bent rim or a car that shouldn't stay where it stopped, such as a busy stretch of the A3.

We cover all of Wimbledon: the Village on its plateau above the town, the streets around the Common, Wimbledon Park, the town centre and South Wimbledon down towards the A24. Southfields to the north and Merton Park to the south-east are part of the same patch.

Our fitters also work along the A219, the A24 and the A3, and in the neighbouring areas of Morden, Putney, Kingston upon Thames and Mitcham.

Plenty of cars round here have alloy wheels fitted with locking nuts, one per wheel, that need a special adaptor key to undo. Without it, nobody can take the wheel off quickly, and a simple tyre change turns into a much longer job.

Have a look now, while nothing is wrong. The key usually sits in the glovebox, in a pocket in the boot floor or in the tool tray beside the spare. If you've bought the car second-hand and can't find one, ask a dealer for a replacement using the code card or the pattern on the nut. When you call us with a flat, tell us whether you have the key, so the fitter knows what to expect before arriving.

Ring 07989 606060 at any hour, or send a WhatsApp or use the contact form if that's easier. Your registration, the tyre size and a street name or postcode are all we need to get someone on the way.

Got questions before you book? Our FAQ page covers the common ones.