Tyre fitting

Tyres fitted in Camberley

We supply and fit tyres for Camberley and Frimley from our Bracknell workshop, eight miles up the A322. Send us your size or registration and we will quote the fitted price including balancing and disposal, and tell you honestly whether the tyres you have still have life in them.

about eight miles from Camberley (GU15 and GU16) via the A322 via Bagshot, or the A3095 through Crowthorne

  • Fitted price, not a headline price

    What we quote includes fitting, balancing and getting rid of the old tyre, so the figure does not grow at the counter.

  • Matched to your car properly

    Correct size, load index and speed rating for what you drive — not the nearest thing in stock.

  • Told honestly when you can wait

    If a tyre has legal life left we will say so. We would rather you came back than bought something you did not need.

Pressures, and the warning light that fails an MOT

Most of the uneven wear we see comes from tyres run at the wrong pressure for months. Check them monthly, cold, against the figure on the driver's door pillar or fuel flap, and use the higher figure when the car is loaded. Cars first used from 2012 have a tyre pressure monitoring system, and if its warning light is on or the system is faulty, the car fails its MOT. If the light keeps coming back after you have pumped the tyres up, there is usually a slow puncture or a failing sensor, and we can check both.

We also cover Frimley, Yorktown, Heatherside, Old Dean, Bagshot and Lightwater, all within a short run of the workshop.

Tyres fitted in Camberley — common questions

Do you fit tyres for Camberley?
Yes. We are about eight miles away in Bracknell via the A322. Send us your size or registration and we will confirm the price and when we can fit them.
Why does my tyre pressure light keep coming on?
Usually a slow puncture, a leaking valve or a failed sensor battery. Pumping the tyre up only hides it. We can find the cause, and a working system matters because a lit TPMS light fails an MOT on cars from 2012 onwards.
How often should I check my tyre pressures?
Once a month and before long journeys, with the tyres cold. The right figures are on the door pillar or fuel flap, not the maximum printed on the tyre wall.
What is the legal minimum tyre tread in the UK?
1.6mm across the central three quarters of the tread, all the way around the tyre. Below that it is up to £2,500 and three penalty points per tyre, and grip in wet weather drops off well before you reach the limit.
Do you need my registration or my tyre size?
Either works. The size is moulded into the sidewall, like 205/55 R16 91V. If the car has had different wheels fitted at some point, the sidewall is the more reliable of the two.

Book your Camberley tyre fitting

Tell us what you drive and what it needs, and we'll confirm the price before any work starts.