Home tyre work with fewer errands
Driveway fitting
We work at your parked vehicle while you stay at home.
Punctures inspected
We check the damage before deciding whether repair is a safe option.
Supply kept together
We identify, source and fit the tyre through the same mobile enquiry.
Planned tyre fitting without leaving home
Home fitting is useful when tyres are worn, a change is due or you find a flat before setting off. We visit vehicles in Christchurch and carry out the work on a suitable driveway or parking area. Send us your registration and a clear photograph of the full tyre markings so we can identify the required size, load rating and speed rating. Before we arrive, leave the car on firm, level ground and clear enough room around the wheels. We bring the tyre and fitting equipment, remove the affected wheel and complete the fitting at your address. Inflation and visible condition checks follow before the vehicle is used again.
Puncture checks and suitable tyre supply
A slow leak doesn't automatically mean the tyre must be replaced. We inspect the tread, sidewall and position of the damage to see if repair is safe. If the puncture sits outside the approved area or the tyre has suffered internal harm, we'll explain why a replacement is needed. For customers in Christchurch, we can identify, source and fit the suitable tyre through one mobile service. Accurate sidewall details matter because the same car model can use different wheel sizes. Clear access matters too. Tell us about slopes, narrow gates or crowded parking before the visit so the working position can be assessed properly.
Frequently asked questions
How should I prepare for home fitting in Christchurch?
Park on firm, level ground and leave enough room to work around the wheels. Move bins, other cars and obstacles where possible. Keep the keys available and tell us beforehand about slopes, gates or any restriction affecting vehicle access.
What tyre markings should I send you?
Send a clear image showing the size and ratings moulded into the sidewall. The registration helps identify your vehicle, but the fitted tyre confirms the wheel specification. Make sure the photograph is readable and includes the complete group of numbers and letters.
Can a tyre with a slow puncture be repaired at home?
It may be possible after inspection. We look at the puncture position, tread, sidewall and signs that the tyre has run while underinflated. If the damage doesn't meet safe repair conditions, we'll explain the replacement option instead.