A small practical question that comes up more than you would think at midnight: does the boot need emptying before we start. On a lot of cars, yes, and it is worth knowing while you are waiting rather than discovering it when we arrive. The jack, the wheel brace and the locking nut key usually live under the boot floor, along with the spare if the car has one. A boot packed with luggage, shopping or the contents of a weekend means all of that has to come out and go somewhere before the floor can be lifted.
On other cars none of it applies, because we bring our own jack and equipment and the only thing we need from the car is the locking key. The honest answer is that it depends on the car and on whether we need anything from it. If you are waiting anyway and the boot is full, emptying it costs you nothing and occasionally saves fifteen minutes. Around Weybridge, where a fair share of the night calls are people on the way back from somewhere with a fully loaded car, it comes up regularly. Tell us on the phone and we will say whether it matters.
Away from home is when it stings. A hotel car park, a friend's street, somewhere you do not know and where you certainly do not know which fitter to ring. If that happens to be Hamm Court or anywhere else round Weybridge, it is one number. A Brooklands cul-de-sac or a Whiteley Village main road, tell us which. A tight terrace in Hamm Court or a narrow bay on the A3050 is usually workable.
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A good share of the late calls around Weybridge come from cars fully loaded on the way back from somewhere, and on many of those the locking key is buried under a boot floor that is under everything else. Five minutes of unloading while you wait rather than after we arrive is time you were spending anyway. Ask on the phone whether it matters for your car.
The jack, the brace and the locking key usually live under the floor. All of that has to come out before anything can be lifted, and it is easier done while waiting.
We bring jack, chocks and lighting, so quite often nothing from your boot is needed at all except the locking wheel nut key.
Two seconds to establish whether it matters for your car. It is the difference between using the waiting time and standing about unloading when we arrive.
Sometimes. The jack and the locking wheel nut key usually live under the boot floor. We bring our own jack, but the key still has to come out of there.
Yes, jack, chocks, lighting, balancer and stock. The main thing we need from the car is the locking wheel nut key if it has one.
Find the locking key, make sure the car is accessible and clear the boot if the key lives under the floor. It all saves time when we get there.
Yes, every night of the year including bank holidays, across the town and out to the M25 at junction 11.
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