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Mobile tyre fitting in Dunstable, LU6

Flat tyre in Dunstable? We come to you.

From the Downs to the Woodside estate, King of Tyres comes up the M1 from NW9 to repair punctures and fit new tyres on cars, vans and HGVs, at home, at work or at the roadside, 24 hours a day.

5.0 from 517 Google reviews

30 minutes or lessacross NW London
Price firstconfirmed before we set off
REACT-licensedfor motorway work
5.0 on Google517 local reviews
Open 24/7nights, weekends, bank holidays

Dunstable LU6

Mobile tyre fitting in Dunstable and Houghton Regis

Dunstable grew up where Watling Street crosses the Icknield Way, and those old routes still shape how you get around. High Street North and High Street South carry the old Watling Street, now the A5183, through the middle of town, while the A505 heads east to the M1 at junction 11. Since 2017 a 7.5 tonne weight limit has applied on most town centre roads, and the A5-M1 link takes through traffic round the north of the town to junction 11a.

That weight limit matters if you drive a lorry. When an HGV tyre fails on the way to the Woodside estate, where most of the town's factories and warehouses are, you cannot just limp through the centre to find a garage. Mobile tyre fitting in Dunstable gets round that: we bring the tyre to the yard, the depot gate or a safe lay-by. Our NTDA-licensed technicians handle Dunstable's commercial and HGV tyres as well as cars, vans and EVs, and they follow REACT procedures whenever the work is at the roadside.

For households, we cover the estates that ring the centre, from Beecroft and the Downside estate to the roads off Katherine Drive and Great Northern Road, plus Houghton Regis next door. If you are up on the Downs above Dunstable, or at the London Gliding Club at the foot of the hill, tell us exactly where you are parked. The Downs are open and exposed, so we will work out the safest place for the van before we set off.

Our technicians hold the NTDA mobile tyre technician licence and work to REACT guidance at the roadside.

Technician doing mobile tyre fitting in Dunstable on a commercial vehicle

How we get to Dunstable

From 183b Edgware Road we head north on the M1. For the town centre, Beecroft and the Downs side of Dunstable we leave at junction 11 and follow the A505 west into town. For the Woodside estate and Houghton Regis we carry on to junction 11a and take the A5505 Woodside Link, which avoids the town centre altogether.

Mobile tyre fitting Dunstable: where our vans go

We cover the town, Houghton Regis and the surrounding LU5 and LU6 postcodes, including these.

  • High Street North and High Street South (A5183)
  • The Quadrant Shopping Centre
  • Eleanor's Cross precinct
  • Grove Theatre
  • Priory Church and Priory House
  • Dunstable Leisure Centre
  • Woodside estate
  • Woodside Link (A5505)
  • A5-M1 link and M1 junction 11a
  • Luton Road
  • Beecroft
  • Downside estate, Mayfield Road
  • Great Northern Road
  • Dunstable Downs
  • London Gliding Club
  • Houghton Regis

Reviews

5.0

out of 5 from 517 Google reviews. Local drivers, real call-outs.

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“Had a flat tyre on my van on the m25, came within 30 mins..very friendly and would definitely recommend”

Minesh T. · Google

“I had a puncture, I called kings of tyres and they had someone at my door within 15 minutes. The tyre was changed and old tyre taken away. Mike was fantastic.”

Tiernan C. · Google

“Female sitting alone, waiting for recovery at 9pm with a flat tyre on a notorious part of dual motorway. The King of tyres came within 45ish mins, fitted new tyre in no time.”

Janine M. · Google

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Questions

Questions from Dunstable drivers

Stuck on the M1 or M25?Leave the car by the nearside door, get behind the barrier and well up the bank, and keep your hazards on. Note the number on the nearest marker post, then call us. If you cannot get off the carriageway safely, call 999.

Yes. With a 7.5 tonne limit on most central roads, it is usually better for us to come to the vehicle. Tell us where it has stopped, which axle and wheel position, the tyre size and load index from the sidewall, and whether it is loaded. If it is on the A5 or the M1, get yourself safe first and call 999 if anyone is in danger.

Tell us the car park, the level and any height limit, and we will plan the visit before we set off. Some car parks do not allow work on vehicles, so if that is the case we will suggest a safe place close by where we can meet you.

Yes, along with the rest of the LU5 and LU6 area. Give us the postcode when you ring. Further out it can take a little longer, and we give you a realistic arrival time on the phone before we set off.

Yes. We answer the phone and send vans out day and night, seven days a week. Night calls are often the ones that matter most, when garages are shut and you need to get to work in the morning.

If the car feels normal, slow down, keep left and leave at the next exit or services, then stop somewhere safe and check. Toddington services is just north of junction 11a. If the tyre is visibly flat or the car pulls to one side, stop in an emergency area or on the hard shoulder, get out on the left and wait behind the barrier before calling us. If you cannot get out of a live lane, stay in with your seatbelt on and call 999.

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