Mobile Tyre Fitting in Wokingham

Wokingham lies about six miles east of Reading, and a lot of local driving pulls in two directions: the A329 out towards east Reading one way and Bracknell the other, or down to the M4 for south Reading and London. The A329(M) skirts the countryside on the eastern side of town before crossing the motorway near Winnersh, so many residents are on a fast dual carriageway within a few minutes of leaving the estate.

When a tyre goes flat, whether on the drive, in a station car park or on the side of the A329, our fitters come to the car rather than the other way round. They arrive with the replacement and the kit to do the work on the spot. Calls are answered around the clock, seven days a week, and in most cases we try to reach you within about an hour, depending on traffic and exactly where you are.

1. You ring or message us. Tell us which part of town you are in and what has happened. A photo of the sidewall markings is handy if you can take one.
2. The closest free fitter is booked. Because our network covers England and Wales with more than 100 mobile fitters, the job goes to somebody already working nearby in Berkshire.
3. The car is sorted where it stands. A repair if the damage allows, a new tyre if not. Wheel balancing is included, the old tyre is taken away free, and every new one has the manufacturer's guarantee.
4. You pay once it's done. Card, cash or bank transfer, with no surprise extras on top.

• Mobile tyre fitting: premium, mid-range or budget tyres fitted on your driveway in Norreys or Dowlesgreen, or in the car park at work.
• Puncture repair: small holes in the central part of the tread can usually be repaired safely, so you aren't paying for a tyre with plenty of life left in it.
• Van tyres: for builders, electricians and delivery drivers based in and around the town who can't afford a van sitting idle.
• Breakdown recovery: for a buckled wheel, or a car that has come to a stop somewhere unsafe, such as a fast stretch of the A329(M).

Wokingham's housing spreads out from the old centre: Woosehill to the west, Emmbrook to the north-west, Dowlesgreen, Norreys, Keephatch and Bean Oak on the eastern side, and Wescott and Eastheath to the south. We cover all of them, along with the villages close by, including Winnersh a couple of miles north-west and Barkham to the south-west.

The same fitters work the A329, the A329(M) and the M4 near town, and look after neighbouring areas too: Reading, Bracknell and Camberley are all within easy reach.

Wherever houses are going up or being extended, screws, nails and offcuts end up in the road, and they are very good at finding their way into a tyre. Often there is no bang and no obvious flat, just a pressure warning a day or two later, or a tyre that looks a little lower each morning.

Every week or so, walk round the car and look at the tread, turning the steering to see the full width of the front tyres. If you spot a screw head, leave it in place, because pulling it out usually makes the leak much faster. Check the pressure, top up if needed, and get it repaired soon. A small puncture caught early in the middle of the tread can normally be fixed; one that has been driven on flat for miles usually can't.

Phone us on 07989 606060 at any time, or get in touch through WhatsApp or the contact form on the site.

Before you call, note down the size printed on the tyre wall, your car's registration and the road or estate name. That lets us find the right tyre and send a fitter without a string of follow-up questions. For common questions about repairs, payment and timing, our FAQ page has the answers.