Mobile Tyre Fitting on a Sunday! EMERGENCY CALL OUTS 24/7. 

NICE ONE! thanks for the watch!

YES will do! thanks for the watch! , Stay safe out there! ambers are out dated! Sometimes just a few pairs of hazard warning lights work better!

yuppp every day of the week! thanks for the watch!

Yes its a fun job everyday is different for sure! Gets a bit TYRE ing after a while. haha thanks for the watch!

Thanks for watching appreciate it!

literally. thanks for the watch!

would be great if they did! can't educate people yet to move out of an outside lane to inside lane if its empty! thanks for the watch!

Sounds like a headache for the aa patrol lol, them dollys take forever to load and unload etc! Thanks for watching!

here he is! how is the family?

@@staffordmobiletyresltd9840 good thank you 👍👍

how you keeping sir?

@Stafford Mobile Tyres LTD Doing ok 😎

Ahh hope all went well for you! Thanks for watching,

Yes! Passed and now out on the road 💪🏽

I know I'm a bit late to you but.... I'd say Greg got it 100% right on this one at least with where the vans positioned and he is working, if wheels were facing other way and his van gets hit, it is going straight into the vehicle he's working on or into crash barrier and knocking arse end of vehicle and Greg out into the carriageway.

@@benjiaj1963 I understand that, but when parked or attending an emergency on a motorway you are supposed to pint your wheels to the left, so aiming at the barrier this way if your hit from behind your better off hitting the barrier than the car in front or having your vehicle go back into the path of the traffic on the motorway. Sorry, I was a fitter for 17 years attending a lot of motorway work & always told to do this by my company & highway police, things might of changed now 👍🏻

Wheels pointing towards the barrier & his van should be sitting much further back 😬

@@JJ-sc4uj tbh as I drive a lot on motorways I’ve seen different people point the wheels either towards barrier or towards back into the carriageways? Maybe this needs to be clarified as different companies are using different methods! Obviously I think the safest way is to point your wheels towards barriers, think that is safest way but either way it’s still dangerous, 🤷🏼‍♂️

Sorry for DELAY, thanks for the comment, so normally if im very close to casualty vehicle I will face into traffic so it goes away from me if get hit, people on the motorway are already in a vehicle, with seat belts and an airbag, where as me and customer standing outside have 0 protection. If I was doing a FEND OFF and parked 20-50 meters back potentially I could face wheels into the kerb... Varys to the job in hand being honest in my opinion. Thanks for watching!

yeah vile stuff for sure has a reet pong to it aswell!

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it is what it is! thanks for the watch!

TONIGHT WHEN UPLOADS!

Common sense is always a good starter, there are numerous courses you can take, Thanks for watching,

Thank you for your answer Greg, we want some more mobile tyre van videos 😁

IVR top tip: park with your steering locked to the left and vehicle positioned slightly facing the curb. If a car hits you from behind it’s sending your van into the live lanes causing even more carnage. Dangerous job, top work 👍

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say again!

@Stafford Mobile Tyres LTD Teresa Green? 😆😆😆

The limits are endless! Thanks for watching,