Mobile tyre fitting in BN45
Pyecombe and Poynings
Pyecombe is a junction with a village attached.
The A23 and the A273 meet the scarp here, which is why a van on a hard shoulder in BN45 is usually on its way to or from Brighton rather than visiting Poynings. Poynings and Saddlescombe are the lane-and-flint side: Devil's Dyke sits just over the ridge in BN1, and the same chalk that makes the view makes a mess of a sidewall if you drop a wheel into the verge.
BN45 on the ground
Town, edge and open road
There is no town in BN45. The edge is Pyecombe, Poynings and Saddlescombe, three villages and no suburb. The open road is the junction at Pyecombe, which is where you are most likely to be standing.
Town
noneNo town here. This district is villages and lanes.
Edge
3 places- Poynings
- Pyecombe
- Saddlescombe
Open road
noneNo landmark to name. The open road here is the main road through the district.
Stopped on the A27, the A23 or the A259?
The A23 is the whole point of BN45. The A27 is a short run south toward Brighton. The A259 is the coast, well out of sight. If you are on the dual carriageway, get behind the barrier if you safely can, and say Pyecombe rather than a marker post number.
Price first
Ask for a price in BN45
Tell us where in BN45 the car is and what has happened. We reply with the price and an honest idea of how far the van has to come from Brighton, before anything is agreed.
- Where the car is sitting, as exactly as you can.
- What went wrong, and whether the car still rolls.
- The tyre size from the sidewall, if you can read it.
- Whether the locking wheel nut key is in the car.