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Part-worn tyres
Quality used tyres with legal tread left, at a fraction of the price of new. Checked and fitted while you wait.
New tyres · Camden NW1
New tyres in Camden
We supply and fit new car tyres at 166 Royal College Street, Camden. Tell us your tyre size, which is printed on the sidewall (for example 205/55 R16 91V), and we'll give you a price and check stock. If your size isn't in, we'll tell you straight away rather than keep you waiting.
How do I read my tyre size?
Take 205/55 R16 91V. 205 is the width in millimetres, 55 is the sidewall height as a percentage of that width, R means radial construction and 16 is the wheel size in inches. 91 is the load index (how much weight the tyre can carry) and V is the speed rating. Your replacement should match or exceed the load and speed rating.
Why choose us
What you get
Full tread, longest life
A new tyre starts with the most tread, the best wet grip and the longest life.
The right tyre for your car
We match the size, load index and speed rating your car needs - no guesswork.
Clear prices
We tell you the price for your size before we start. No surprises at the till.
Fitted while you wait
When your size is in stock, we fit and balance it there and then.
The process
How new tyres works
Step 1: Send us your size
Read it off the sidewall or your old invoice, then call, WhatsApp or book online.
Step 2: Get a price
We'll tell you what we have in your size and what it costs fitted.
Step 3: Fit and balance
Old tyre off, new tyre on, wheel balanced and pressure set to your car's spec.
Step 4: Drive away
Pay by card or contactless. We'll tell you if we spot anything else on the car.
FAQs
New tyres: your questions answered
Can't see your question? Call 020 7485 4067 or see all our tyre FAQs.
Should I replace tyres in pairs?
You don't have to, but tyres on the same axle must be the same size and type, and similar tread depth keeps the car balanced under braking. If one tyre on an axle is much more worn than the other, replacing both is usually the safer choice. We'll look at your tyres and tell you honestly.
When should I replace my tyres?
By law a car tyre needs at least 1.6mm of tread across the central three-quarters, all the way round. Grip in the wet drops well before that, so many drivers change at around 3mm. Replace a tyre straight away if it has a bulge, a deep cut, exposed cord or heavy cracking from age.
What do the load index and speed rating mean?
The load index is a number, such as 91, that tells you the maximum weight each tyre can carry. The speed rating is a letter, such as V, for the maximum speed the tyre is designed for. Replacement tyres should match or exceed what your car's manufacturer specifies.
Other services
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Puncture repairs
Nail in the tyre or a slow leak? We find it, check it can be repaired safely and fix it while you wait.
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Tyre fitting & balancing
Old tyre off, new or part-worn tyre on, wheel balanced and pressure set. While you wait, seven days a week.
New tyres for drivers in Camden Town, Kentish Town, King's Cross & Somers Town, Primrose Hill & Chalk Farm, Hampstead & Belsize Park, Gospel Oak & Dartmouth Park and Euston & Regent's Park.
Need new tyres? We're on Royal College Street.
166 Royal College St, London NW1 0SP. Mon–Fri 8.30am–7pm, Sat 9am–6pm, Sun 10am–4pm.