In the Tonbridge area, we will be pleased to discuss your vehicle with you so we can let you know its scrap car value. We will ensure that a potentially stressful time for you is made much easier when you need to find scrap car prices.
While we operate from Tonbridge, we can easily travel into the surrounding areas from East Grinstead and Royal Tunbridge Wells and from Maidstone to Sevenoaks. If you live in any of the villages in the area, we’ll be pleased to help you deal with scrapping your car or van. This means that if you live in the Tonbridge area or are just visiting, we can still help you.
We have a simple motto but it means a lot to us; we will collect your scrap car of any size, in any condition, anywhere. We have car scrap trucks and depots that cover the whole of the UK and of course we can visit you at your business or your home at any time of day or night.
We pride ourselves and offer to you a business backed by the Environmental Agency approved recycling facilities. Our yard facilities are second to none when it comes to being environmentally aware. 85% of a scrap car vehicle can be recycled after scrapping a car and we do our best to maintain high standards.
If your car is old and you’re looking at high expenses to keep it on the road, it’s often easier and better for your wallet to organise a scrap car collection so you stop throwing good money after bad. The money we’ll pay for car scrappage, can be used however you want. It can be offset against a new vehicle purchase in Tonbridge, for example.
It is a rare occasion when someone is faced with scrapping a car and it’s difficult to know how to go about the process to make sure it’s all dealt with legally and so that you get the best value for your van or motorbike. We make the process easy for you as we’re dealing with similar events all over the UK at all times of the day or night.
Tonbridge General Knowledge
While Tonbridge might be a small market town of just over 30,000 people, it has so much to offer. At just 30 miles from London, Tonbridge is easy to get to.
In 1087, the Doomsday Book listed Tonbridge with slightly different spelling – Tonebridge – while maps from the late 1870’s show a new spelling of Tunbridge. The name was changed to Tonbridge soon after to end confusion with local town Tunbridge Wells.
The town stands on high land which probably explains why Tonbridge Castle stands in such a strategic location. Henry VIII was the last of a long line of Kings that took over the castle.
Dame Kelly Holmes is one of the town’s most famous former residents. The double gold medal winner at the 2004 Athens Olympics went to school in the town. That’s a set of metal that will never be available for scrap.