Mobile tyres and recovery in KT8 (the Moleseys)

The A3050 and Hampton Court Bridge

The A3050 runs the length of the district along Hurst Road and Walton Road, and it funnels into Hampton Court Bridge at the eastern end. That bridge approach jams for much of the day and there is nowhere sensible to stop on it, so if a tyre goes down as you come off it, turn into the first side road rather than pulling up short of the lights.

West Molesey is the easier end for us: the trading estate has proper hard standing, room for a van to work, and enough space to deal with a commercial vehicle without closing anything. Hurst Park and the riverside streets are the tightest.

Questions we get asked about KT8

Can you attend the car parks near Hampton Court Palace?

We can attend public car parks in the district. Access and height limits vary, and on a busy weekend simply getting a van in takes longer than the tyre change. Ring us with the car park name and we will tell you what to expect.

Do you fit commercial tyres at Molesey Trading Estate?

Yes. The estate is one of the better places in the district to work on a van or a light commercial, because there is hard standing and room to swing a wheel off. We can attend a unit or a yard by arrangement with the operator.

Is there a limit to how big a vehicle you will work on?

We handle cars, vans and light commercials. Heavy goods vehicles and anything needing specialist lifting equipment are outside what we do, and we will tell you that on the phone rather than turning up and finding out together.