Darkness is a working condition rather than an obstacle, provided whoever turns up is carrying the right kit. Our fitting van runs its own lighting, powered independently of the car and independently of the street, so the wheel arch, the tread and the inside of the casing are all properly lit before anything is touched. That is not a comfort. An inspection done by phone torch is a guess, and a guess is how a shoulder puncture gets repaired by mistake.
Everything else that would live in a workshop bay travels with it. Jack and stands, a torque wrench rather than an air gun for the final tighten, the machine that breaks the bead and mounts a new tyre, the balancer and its weights, valve and sensor parts, and stock across premium, mid range and budget. Nothing about the method changes between two in the afternoon and two in the morning. The only real difference at night is that the roads through E11 are quieter, the parked cars are all home, and there is frequently more room to work than there would be at lunchtime.
Early starts are the other half of the overnight work. Half four in the morning, car loaded, and a tyre that has quietly gone down since you parked it in Cann Hall. Anywhere in Greater London, 365 days a year. Underground parking in Cann Hall or Wallwood is worth flagging. A Green Man cul-de-sac or a Bushwood main road, tell us which. An E11 address in Bushwood and one in Whipps Cross are the same round.
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Whipps Cross Road and the streets climbing toward the forest are parked solid by evening, and a tyre that goes down at night is not going anywhere until somebody comes to it. That is the whole reason for running through the small hours. A repair made at midnight is the same repair made at midday, done under our own lighting, next to a car nobody had to move.
A driver home from a late shift found a rear tyre down to the rim on a terraced street. Under our own lights the nail was easy to find and sat square in the central tread. Reamed, patched, rebalanced and tightened, with the household asleep throughout.
Nothing local was open and a family had a long drive ahead of them. The tyre had an impact break in the sidewall and was not going to be saved. The correct size travelled with us, so the car was ready before the journey rather than after it.
A car parked near Cann Hall picked up a screw on the way home. Rather than gamble on it holding overnight, the owner rang straight away. The wound was clean and tight, the work took the time it always takes, and nothing about the morning had to be rearranged.
Identical, because the equipment is identical. The wheel still comes off, the tyre still comes off the rim, the liner is still inspected properly and the nuts still go back to the manufacturer's torque figure. Only the light source is different.
We work as quietly as the job allows. The noisiest part of a tyre change is an air gun, and one is not used for tightening here, so most late calls in a terrace pass without anybody opening a curtain.
Rain is dealt with rather than waited out. The concern is keeping water out of the casing and off the bonding surfaces while a repair is made, which is a matter of covering the work properly. It is not a reason to leave a car until morning.
Roadside calls there are taken at any hour, but pull well clear of the running lanes first, and when you ring, say which junction you last passed and which way you are facing. Proper lighting is one of the reasons a night roadside call goes better with us.
Usually 30 to 60 minutes, and often nearer the front of that after midnight because the roads across to E11 are clear. You get a realistic time when you call rather than a hopeful one.
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