Questions
Straight answers
If it is not here, call 020 4572 5579.
Which towns does Midnight Tyre Rescue actually cover?
Sevenoaks is home ground. We run Riverhead, Dunton Green, Otford, Seal, Kemsing, Weald, Sundridge, Brasted, Westerham, Tonbridge, Hildenborough, Southborough, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Penshurst, Leigh, Edenbridge, Borough Green, Ightham, Wrotham, West Kingsdown, Knockholt, Halstead, Shoreham and Eynsford. TN13 is the centre. If you are sitting just past that list, ring with the postcode and we will say yes or no before anyone rolls.
Is the number really answered at 2am?
Yes. The line is live through the night. Night jobs are for cars that cannot wait — a shredded tyre on the A21, a dead battery before a shift, a car that will not move. If you can book a driveway swap for the morning, say so and we will put you in a civilised window.
How do I get a price?
Call 020 4572 5579 or WhatsApp the same number. We need a rough location, the vehicle, and what has gone wrong. You get a figure before we set off. No visit fee that inflates on the driveway.
Will you fit a brand I name?
We source what suits the car and what you are willing to spend. Name a preference if you have one. If that exact wall is not on the van we will tell you the nearest equivalent rather than pretend.
I am on the M25 at junction 5 — where should I wait?
If you can get behind a barrier, do that. Hazards on. Do not wander along the live lane to find a better photo. Tell us the direction and the nearest marker so we are not hunting the opposite carriageway.
Can I pay when you finish?
Yes. Card is normal. Confirm the method when you book so the fitter is not stuck with a cash-only assumption.
Is a night kerbside fitting a proper job?
Wheels come off with the right kit, nuts go back to spec torque, and we will refuse a repair that would not hold. If the damage needs a workshop press or the wheel is cracked, we say so instead of guessing in the dark.
Are you a national helpline?
No. Midnight Tyre Rescue is a Sevenoaks outfit. You are speaking to people who drive the A21 and the TN towns, not a call centre reading a script for the whole of the South East.