West Byfleet sits beside junction 11 of the M25 with the A245 Parvis Road running through it, so a lot of cars here cover fast miles as routine.
Parvis Road is the other half of the story. It opens up potholes over winter and they take out tyres and rims together, so robust sidewall construction is worth having, particularly on larger wheels where there is very little rubber to absorb an impact.
The station car park is the third element: a lot of cars sit there all day, which is when a slow puncture becomes a flat. We fit at your home, workplace or the station, balance every wheel and take the old tyres away for recycling.
It is not really the tyre that puts people off. It is the waiting room. The drive over, the queue, the hour that turns into two, the walk to somewhere to sit, and the same trip again the next time. Nothing worn has to be driven on the M25 near junction 11 to get there. Ring at 3am from Byfleet and someone answers; Pyrford at noon is no different. A 4am New Haw call and a noon Sheerwater call reach the same fitter.
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West Byfleet cars do fast M25 miles and then meet Parvis Road's potholes on the way home, which is where the impact damage comes from. We look at both wet braking and sidewall construction, and we will fit at the station while the car sits there for the day.
A driver covering serious motorway mileage was replacing cheap tyres yearly and finding the car unsettled in rain. Moving up a grade on the wet rating cost more per corner and less across the life of the set.
A cracked sidewall from an impact. We fitted a tyre with tougher construction and checked the wheel, which had also taken a knock and would have leaked eventually.
A commuter's car sat in the station car park all day. We fitted while it was there, so they came back to new tyres and nothing left to arrange in the evening.
A great deal. The gap between an A rated and an E rated tyre is several car lengths of braking distance from motorway speed in the rain, which with junction 11 minutes away is worth having.
Often not. A hard impact can pinch the tyre against the rim and split it internally with almost nothing showing, while the tyre loses air slowly. That is why we take it off the rim and inspect after any significant hit on Parvis Road.
Yes, and it is one of the easiest ways to get it done. Tell us the car park and roughly where the car is standing and we will fit during the working day while it sits there.
Yes. There is far less rubber between the rim and the road, so a pothole impact goes almost straight into the sidewall and the wheel. On larger wheels, sidewall construction is worth paying attention to.
Yes, included in the price and properly recycled, so nothing is left on your driveway or in the station car park after we have gone.
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