Brands we fit
Premium car tyres we fit regularly include Michelin, Pirelli, Continental and Goodyear. Mid-range tyres make sense on a second car or a high-mileage commuter into Heathrow, as long as the wet grip and load index suit the vehicle. Tell us what you want to spend and we will name the tyre before it is ordered, not after it is on the rim.
We do not advertise “the cheapest tyres in London”. A tyre that is the wrong rating is expensive the first time it fails. We do quote competitive prices and we will match the conversation to a tyre you can actually buy today.
Size, season and axles
The size on the sidewall has to match the wheel: 205/55 R16 is a different tyre from 205/55 R17. Extra load (XL) tyres are common on electric cars and heavier crossovers. Summer tyres are what most local cars use all year; if you have a winter set, we can swap and balance them.
New tyres go on the rear axle when only two are being replaced, unless the manufacturer says otherwise. That keeps the back of the car planted in the wet. We will explain it at the fit, not hide it in small print.
Fitted at the workshop or at your car
Workshop fitting is at Horton Rd, Stanwell Moor, Staines TW19 6AE. Mobile tyre fitting covers the same tyres at your address. After fitting, ask for wheel balancing — it is part of a proper fit — and a pressure check against the door sticker.
Call +44 7771 363978 with the registration for a price on a fitted tyre.
Questions drivers ask us
Can you supply a tyre the same day?
Common car sizes are often available the same day. Unusual sizes may need to be ordered. Call with the sidewall marking.
Do you fit part-worn tyres?
No. We fit new tyres so you know the age, the repair history and the tread depth.
Which tyre is best for motorway driving?
A premium touring tyre with a strong wet label is the usual choice for M25 and M4 miles. We will suggest one that fits your size and budget.