Peterborough Mobile Tyre Service

The heart of the city, PE1, includes the city center and areas such as Dogsthorpe, Eastfield,  and Fengate. A must-visit here is the magnificent Peterborough Cathedral, located at Minster Precincts, PE1 1XS. This architectural marvel, with its stunning Gothic facade, has been a place of worship since 655 AD.

Nearby, the Peterborough Museum & Art Gallery on Priestgate, PE1 1LF, offers insights into the city’s history, art, and archaeology. Queensgate Shopping Centre (PE1 1NT) is the main retail hub, featuring a wide range of shops and eateries

• City Centre

• Eastfield

• Dogsthorpe

• Millfield

• New England

• Fengate

 

Covering areas like Fletton, Woodston, Orton Waterville, Orton Southgate, Orton Goldhay, Orton Malborne, Stanground, Hampton,

PE2 is home to the serene Ferry Meadows in Nene Park, located at Ham Lane, PE2 5UU. This expansive park offers lakes, meadows, and woodlands, providing a perfect setting for picnics, walks, and various recreational activities.

Another highlight is the East of England Arena and Events Centre (PE2 6XE), which hosts concerts, trade shows, and exhibitions throughout the year

• Fletton

• Woodston

• Orton Waterville

• Orton Southgate

• Orton Goldhay

• Orton Malborne

• Stanground

• Hampton

 

Bretton, Longthorpe, Westwood, Ravensthorpe,

In PE3, which includes Bretton and Longthorpe, visitors can explore the Nene Valley Railway at Wansford Station, Stibbington, PE8 6LR. This heritage railway offers nostalgic steam train rides through picturesque landscapes.

The Longthorpe Tower (PE3 6LU), a 14th-century fortified tower with stunning medieval wall paintings, is a hidden gem of the area.

• Bretton

• Longthorpe

• Westwood

• Ravensthorpe

• Netherton

 

Werrington, Walton, Gunthorpe, Paston,

The PE4 district encompasses Werrington and Walton. A notable attraction is the Railworld Wildlife Haven on Oundle Road, PE2 9NR, which, despite being in PE2, is easily accessible from PE4. This unique site combines model railways with wildlife conservation, making it a hit with families.

• Werrington

• Walton

• Gunthorpe

• Paston

 

Castor, Ailsworth

PE5 covers the charming villages of Castor and Ailsworth. Here, visitors can enjoy the tranquility of the countryside and explore local historical sites such as Castor Hanglands National Nature Reserve, known for its diverse wildlife and scenic walks.

• Castor
• Ailsworth

 

Eye, Crowland, Market Deeping, Deeping St James, Newborough, Northborough, Thorne

This area includes Eye, Crowland, and Market Deeping. The historic Crowland Abbey, located in Crowland, PE6 0EN, showcases impressive medieval architecture.

• Eye

• Crowland

• Market Deeping

• Deeping St James

• Newborough

• Northborough

• Thorney

 

Yaxley, Farcet, Whittlesey, Stilton, Folksworth,

Covering areas like Yaxley, Farcet, and Whittlesey, PE7 offers attractions such as the Lattersey Local Nature Reserve in Whittlesey, PE7 1UE, a haven for wildlife enthusiasts.

• Yaxley

• Farcet

• Whittlesey

• Stilton

• Folksworth

 

Oundle, Warmington, Barnwell, Kings Cliffe,

PE8 encompasses Oundle and nearby villages. Lyveden New Bield, near Oundle, PE8 5AT, is an unfinished Elizabethan lodge with moats and tranquil gardens, offering a glimpse into the past

• Oundle

• Warmington

• Barnwell

• Kings Cliffe

 

Proper tyre inflation is not just about preventing flats; it also affects your vehicle’s fuel efficiency and handling. Check your tyre pressure regularly to ensure they are within the manufacturer’s recommended range.

When it’s time to say goodbye to your old tires, don’t just leave them on the curb. Many places have recycling programs for old tyres, which is not only environmentally responsible but often cost-effective too.

The ideal time to replace your tyres is every 5 years, regardless of their appearance. However, you should also watch for signs of wear, like tread depth and uneven wear.

Regular maintenance, including tire rotations, alignments, and proper inflation, can significantly extend the lifespan of your tyres.

It’s not recommended to replace just one tyre. If one tire is damaged, it’s best to replace them in pairs (front or rear) to maintain proper balance and alignment.

Quality tyres might cost more initially, but they offer better performance, safety, and longevity, making them a worthwhile investment.