If you are sitting on a dark street at eleven at night waiting for somebody you have never met, it is fair to want to know who is turning up. So the arrangement is a plain one. You get a call before the fitter sets off, and another as he gets close, so nobody appears at the window unannounced. The vehicle is a sign-written fitting van rather than an unmarked car, and it will pull in behind or beside your vehicle rather than blocking you in. If you would rather stay in the car with the doors locked until you have seen it arrive, that is entirely sensible and nobody will think anything of it. If you would rather have somebody with you, or be indoors with the keys handed over, that works too.
The practical reason this comes up around N22 is that the streets near Noel Park and Bowes Park go quiet and dark once the centre has shut, and a flat tyre does not choose a convenient hour. None of that changes the work. The tyre comes off the rim at the kerb, the casing is read from the inside, and it is mended to BS AU 159 or replaced from what the van carries. Cars, SUVs and 4x4s, every night of the year, usually reached within 30 to 60 minutes.
Two questions get answered on every flat tyre call, in this order. We come out in N22 and do exactly that, in Wood Green Common, Alexandra Palace or anywhere between, then repair to standard where the damage sits inside the limits or fit a replacement from the van where it does not. Pressures set before we leave Turnpike Lane, and the same on the High Road. A Bowes Park driveway is our workshop, and so is an Alexandra Palace kerb.
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Wood Green empties out at night in a way that surprises people who only know the High Road at lunchtime, and a stranger arriving in the dark is a fair thing to be cautious about. The answer is that you get warned twice, the van is marked, and nothing requires you to be standing outside next to it. Stay where you feel comfortable and the tyre still gets dealt with where the car stands.
A driver waiting on a quiet street near Noel Park kept the doors locked and the engine off until the sign-written van pulled in. That is exactly what we would suggest anybody do.
A resident off Lordship Lane preferred not to be outside at all. The keys were handed over at the door, the work happened at the kerb and the car was locked again afterwards.
A late job near the station where the owner wanted warning. A call on setting off and another a few minutes out meant nobody was surprised by anybody.
You get a call before the fitter leaves and another as he approaches, and the van is sign-written rather than plain. There is no reason for anybody to arrive unannounced.
Please do, if the car is safely off the road. Doors locked, hazards on, and come out when you can see the van. Nobody will be offended.
Then do not be. Hand the keys over at the door or leave them with somebody, and the fitter works at the kerb and rings when the car is finished.
No. It pulls in beside or behind your vehicle and takes up about a car length for the length of the job.
Yes, every night and every bank holiday. The streets around Bowes Park and Noel Park are quieter then, which usually makes the job easier rather than harder.
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