Not every flat tyre is an emergency, and it is worth saying that plainly, because the word emergency does a lot of unhelpful work. If the car is sitting in a permit bay on Sutherland Avenue with a flat and you have no need of it until Thursday, then nothing about this has to happen in the next hour. The car is safe, it is legal where it stands, and a tyre with no air in it is not deteriorating while it does nothing.
So the choice is genuinely yours. Some people want it dealt with immediately because the not knowing is worse than the waiting. Others would rather pick a time when they are home anyway, or when a key can be left with a porter, or a morning when they are not due anywhere. We work 24 hours a day, every day of the year, so early or late makes no difference at our end and there is nothing to be gained by choosing an urgent hour over a convenient one. The only things that change the calculation are a car somewhere it cannot stay, or a tyre that is soft rather than flat and might get driven on by mistake. In either of those, sooner is better and it stops being a question of convenience.
The pressure light coming on is not the same as a flat, and the difference is worth money. That happens on Elgin Avenue, on a driveway or in a work car park, whichever the car is in. On Elgin Avenue, day or night, Sutherland Avenue included, arrival across W9 runs 30 to 60 minutes. We are out on Warwick Avenue at 2am and in Maida Vale at 2pm. W9 takes in Elgin Avenue and Warwick Avenue, and we work the lot.
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Maida Vale is a calmer stretch than most of what surrounds it. The A5 is busy, but the avenues either side are residential and permit controlled, and the cars parked outside the mansion blocks on Warwick Avenue and Elgin Avenue are mostly going nowhere in a hurry. That is a good reason to stop treating a flat tyre as a crisis. Leave the car in the bay, choose a time that suits your week, and hand over a key if you would rather not be there for it.
A flat found on a Sunday evening on a car she did not need until Tuesday. There was no advantage to anybody in dealing with it at nine at night, so we came the next morning and it took twenty minutes.
Mansion block parking, a key handed over and an owner who was at work all day. We rang on arrival, rang again at the end and took payment by card over the phone. He never saw us.
That one is different. A tyre losing air slowly is the one most likely to get driven on by mistake, so it is better sorted straight away than left as something to remember on Friday morning.
Not if the car is parked safely and legally and you do not need it. Nothing gets worse while it stands. What you should not do is leave it and then use the car in a hurry having forgotten about it.
Yes. Pick a time that suits and we come then. We work at every hour of every day, so an appointment early or late is no harder to arrange than one in the middle of the afternoon.
It stays there. A parked car with a flat tyre is still a parked car. If the bay has a time limit, or the car has to move for some other reason, tell us and it gets treated as urgent instead.
We work 24 hours a day, every day of the year, and the hour of the day is not what decides the job. Pick the time that suits your week rather than the one that feels most urgent.
Yes, and it is common around W9. A porter, a neighbour or a colleague with a key works perfectly well, as long as there is somebody reachable by phone if a question comes up.
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