What will it cost?
How much does mobile tyre fitting cost?
Mobile tyre fitting cost with us is a call-out charge plus the price of the tyre, and you get the full price on the phone before we set off. From £80 for the call-out; the tyre depends on the brand and size you want.
- From £80 call-out, plus the tyre
- A booked call-out costs less than an emergency one, with no extra charge at night or at weekends
- Any tyre brand and size, priced before the van leaves
- Wheel torqued to the manufacturer's figure and TPMS reset with you
- Your old tyre taken away at no charge
- Pay the driver by card, cash or bank transfer, or by invoice for fleets
Our prices
What each job costs
Every price starts from the figure below. The exact price comes on the phone, before we set off.
- Mobile tyre fitting call-outPlus the tyreFrom£80
- Puncture repairPlus the call-outFrom£20
- Locking wheel nut removalNon-destructive method firstFrom£150
- Motorway call-outPlus the tyreFrom£120
- Van tyre fittingPlus the tyreFrom£90
- Wheel balancingAll four wheelsFrom£120
- Jump startCharged as a call-outFrom£80
- Emergency EV top-upTo about 20% in under an hourFrom£95
You get the exact price on the phone before we set off, and that's what you pay at the car. Nothing is added unless a locking wheel nut has to come off, and then removal is added to the total.
What changes the price
Four things move the price. We ask about each of them on the phone, so you know the figure before the van leaves.
- The tyre. We can get any brand and size for cars, vans, 4x4s and SUVs, so the tyre is priced once we know what you want. Not sure of your size? Send a photo of the sidewall on WhatsApp and we'll read it off.
- Emergency or booked. There's a call-out charge, and a higher charge for an emergency call-out, which means we leave straight away. There's no extra charge at night or at weekends.
- A puncture repair instead of a new tyre. From £20 plus the call-out for a puncture repair.
- A locking wheel nut with no key. From £150 for locking wheel nut removal if the key is lost or snapped or the nut is rounded. That's why we ask about your locking nut before we set off: if one has to come off on the day, removal is added to your total.
Is it cheaper to book for tomorrow?
Yes. A booked, non-urgent job is charged at our lower call-out rate, and an emergency call-out, where we leave straight away, costs more. There's no extra charge at night or at weekends. If your car is parked safely at home or work and you can wait, booking ahead is the cheaper way to do it.
Tell us the tyre you're after and when suits you, and we'll give you the price. If it can't wait, we'll tell you the emergency price before the van leaves. Either way, call, WhatsApp or use the booking page.
What's included when we fit a tyre
The price covers the whole job at your car, and nothing is added there unless a locking wheel nut has to come off. In our core area, a tyre change usually takes 60 to 90 minutes from your call to driving away.
- Help finding the locking nut key, if it isn't where it should be.
- The car jacked with the handbrake on, and the wheel taken off and checked for other damage.
- In the van: the old tyre off, the wheel cleaned and prepped, and the new tyre fitted, inflated to the correct pressure and balanced, free with every tyre we fit. We don't balance at the roadside in an emergency, or ever on motorways or dual carriageways: you book the balancing for a time that suits you, somewhere safe.
- Back on the car: the wheel torqued to the manufacturer's figure and the TPMS reset with you.
- Your old tyre taken away, at no charge.
- You pay the driver by card, cash or bank transfer, and you're ready to drive away. Fleets can pay by invoice.
Prices for our other jobs
The same rule applies to everything else we do: a starting price here, then the exact figure on the phone for your job.
- Roadside tyre repair: From £120 for a roadside or motorway call-out, plus the tyre
- Van tyre fitting: From £90, plus the tyre
- Wheel balancing: From £120 for all four wheels on a visit of its own, and free with every tyre we fit
- Jump start: From £80, our call-out charge; for fuel delivery, the fuel is charged on top
- Emergency EV top-up: From £95
Why the cheapest quote can cost you more
A low quote can come from a network that passes your job on, so the firm you rang isn't the one that turns up. Check where they're actually based and whether the photos are their own, because networks use AI-generated images. We're based in Bromley, and every photo on this site is one of our own two vans or our own jobs.
Check the arrival time is honest, too. Some fitters promise a time they can't keep just to get the booking. We tell you the real time when you call: usually 30 to 60 minutes in our core area, and longer further out.
Part-worn tyres look cheaper, but we consider them risky: you never know where they came from or how the tread has worn.
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Emergency tyre fitting, at your car
FAQs
More questions
Anything else? Call us. It's quicker than reading.
How much does a mobile tyre fitter charge per tyre?
With us, it's the call-out charge plus the price of the tyre you choose, and you get the full price on the phone before we set off. From £80 for the call-out, with the tyre on top.
Is an emergency call-out more expensive?
Yes. An emergency call-out means we leave straight away and costs more than a booked one, though there's no extra charge at night or at weekends. If your car is safe where it is and you can wait, booking ahead costs less.
Can you get a particular tyre brand?
Yes. We can get any brand and size for cars, vans, 4x4s and SUVs, and we price it before we set off. We fit tyres on vans and light lorries up to 7.5 tonnes, but not on heavier lorries.
If a fit needs a locking wheel nut removed, is that extra?
Yes. The price agreed on the phone is what you pay, and nothing is added at the car unless a locking wheel nut has to come off. Then removal is added to the total.
When and how do I pay?
You pay the driver at your car once the job is done, by card, cash or bank transfer. Fleets can pay by invoice.
Are part-worn tyres a cheaper option?
They can cost less on the day, but we consider part-worns risky because you never know where they came from or how the tread has worn. Ask us to price a new tyre in the brand you want.
Flat tyre right now?
Call or WhatsApp. You'll get a price and an arrival time before we set off.