Mobile Tyre Fitting City of London – 24/7 Emergency Call Out

Roads and trouble spots we know in City of London

Upper and Lower Thames Street

The riverside route through the City is a fast red route and tunnel-like in places. Don’t stop on it – turn off into a side street or car park first.

Bishopsgate and London Wall

Bishopsgate runs past Liverpool Street and London Wall past the Barbican. Both carry heavy bus and taxi traffic and have bus lanes.

Bank junction

The roads into Bank are restricted to buses and cycles on weekdays during the day, so we route around them – tell us exactly where you are.

Aldgate and Tower Hill

The roads around Aldgate and Tower Hill link the City with the A11, A13 and The Highway, and are busy at all hours.

Cheapside, Newgate Street and Holborn Viaduct

The western side of the City runs from St Paul’s to Holborn, with bus gates and restricted turns. Check where you can stop before you pull over.

Minories, Mansell Street and the Tower Hill approaches

The eastern edge of the City around Aldgate and Tower Gateway carries heavy traffic towards the A13 and Tower Bridge.

Where we’re called out most in City of London

City call-outs come from office car parks around Liverpool Street and Broadgate, the Barbican residential car parks, Smithfield and Farringdon, hotels around Aldgate and Tower Hill, and early-morning or late-night drivers who find a flat before or after work.

Parking and where we can work

Most City jobs are in underground or office car parks. Tell us the building, car park entrance, level and any height limit, and let security know a tyre fitter is coming. Some entry points into the City have police checkpoints – that’s normal and doesn’t stop us reaching you.

Flat on a main road? Our breakdown spots guide covers what to do on the Limehouse Link.

Common breakdown spots in City of London

In the City, many punctures come from the constant construction – screws and metal offcuts near the building sites around Bishopsgate, Aldgate and Moorgate. Kerbed wheels are common in the narrow lanes and the tight ramps of the office and Barbican car parks, and the cycle-lane kerbs along Upper and Lower Thames Street and the CS3 catch plenty of wheels.

Bank junction is restricted to buses and cycles on weekdays during the day, and many streets have timed closures – so if you have a problem near Bank, carry on to a permitted street before stopping.