Mobile tyre fitting in Clifton And Compton

B3196 Through Marldon and Compton

The B3196 is the main road through Marldon, passing close to the hamlet of Compton and the historic Compton Castle — a fortified manor house in the care of the National Trust. The lanes leading off this road into the wider Clifton and Compton parish are narrow by Devon standards, with high hedgebanks on both sides and limited passing places. Flint, gravel, and debris washed down from fields make tyre damage a regular occurrence on this network.

Our mobile tyre fitting Clifton and Compton team covers the B3196 corridor and all surrounding TQ3 roads. We carry common car and van fitments and come to your exact location — whether that is a gateway in Compton village, a roadside stop near Marldon, or a residential driveway anywhere in TQ3 1.

A380 South Devon Corridor

The A380 dual carriageway runs just to the east of Clifton and Compton, linking Exeter to the north with Torquay and Paignton to the south. It is one of the busiest A roads in Devon and carries significant volumes of commercial and holiday traffic through the summer months. Tyre failures on the A380 — from kerb strikes at junctions to fast punctures from debris — leave drivers on a fast road with few options for a safe stop.

We respond to A380 incidents between the Splatford Split junction and the Penn Inn roundabout. New tyre replacements are priced from £45 fully inclusive — fitting, balancing, new valve, and disposal. Call 0736 054 4819 and we will confirm a price and departure time before we set off.

Marldon, Berry Pomeroy & Ipplepen

Marldon is a village on the plateau between Paignton and Newton Abbot, with a church at its heart and residential roads feeding off the B3196. Berry Pomeroy lies a mile or so south of Totnes, reached by winding lanes through the South Hams. Ipplepen sits on the A381 between Newton Abbot and Totnes, a market village with a busy main road through its centre. All three are within our regular TQ3 and TQ9 service zone.

We treat these villages with the same response priority as the parish of Clifton and Compton itself — same pricing, same 35–40 minute target from dispatch. If you are unsure whether your exact location is covered, call 0736 054 4819 and we will confirm immediately.

Puncture Repair from £35 — BS AU 159:f3 on Site

South Devon’s country lanes are hard on tyres. Flint, which occurs naturally in the chalk and limestone soils of this part of Devon, works its way onto road surfaces and can puncture a tyre without any obvious road event. Where the damage is in the central tread band, no wider than 6 mm, and the tyre has not been driven flat, a permanent repair to BS AU 159:f3 is safe and possible at your location.

We remove the tyre from the rim, inspect the inner lining, and apply a combination plug-and-patch from inside. If the damage is on the shoulder or sidewall, or if the tyre shows signs of having been driven flat, we will tell you clearly that a repair is not safe and give you a replacement quote. No pressure selling — if a repair is the right answer, that is what we recommend.

Totnes, Paignton & the Wider TQ3 Area

Totnes is a market town on the River Dart, about four miles south-west of Clifton and Compton. Its approach roads — the A385 from Paignton and the A381 from Newton Abbot — both carry heavy traffic and see regular tyre incidents, particularly near the roundabouts at the Totnes bypass. Paignton, to the east, is a busy coastal town with year-round traffic on the A3022 and surrounding roads.

We cover Totnes TQ9, Paignton TQ3 and TQ4, and the villages between them including Stoke Gabriel and Collaton St Mary. Call 0736 054 4819 for an immediate response or to pre-book a tyre change anywhere across the South Devon area.