Wimbledon Minicabs serve the SW19 postcode from the Common and the All England Lawn Tennis Club down to Wimbledon town centre and the station interchange. We plan every journey around Wimbledon's notorious Championship-fortnight congestion as a matter of course, not just in late June and early July.
Heathrow from Wimbledon is usually 30 to 40 minutes off-peak, via the A3 and the A316, joining the M3 spur for the final stretch into the airport. It's a fairly direct run most of the year, though we always add extra time during the Championships, when local road closures around the Common can add 10 to 15 minutes just getting out of Wimbledon itself.
Gatwick typically takes 35 to 45 minutes via the A3 and the M25, which is often the quicker of the two major airports from SW19 outside rush hour, since it avoids the Chiswick roundabout congestion that can slow the Heathrow run. For early South Terminal departures, we build in extra time for the stretch of the A3 near Tolworth, which tends to back up well before most people are awake.
Stansted and Luton both mean a longer, cross-London journey via the M25, so we quote these as flight-tracked fixed-price bookings, usually 65 to 80 minutes depending on which side of the M25 is running better that day. London City is a reasonable option for business travel via the A3 and South Circular, generally quicker than either Stansted or Luton, and popular with locals doing a same-day return.
Every quote is fixed regardless of whether your pickup is right by the tennis club, near the Common, or down by the station — and we don't add a surcharge during the Championships, even though that's when demand for cars locally is at its highest.
For arrivals, we track your flight and meet you inside the terminal, adjusting the pickup time automatically if you land early or late.
Our saloons, estates and MPVs suit everything from a solo business trip to a family heading off with sports kit and extra bags — a common request given how many Wimbledon bookings involve tennis equipment or golf clubs. For larger groups travelling to the Championships together, an MPV also means one booking rather than splitting a group across two smaller cars.
It's worth booking us for local knowledge of the Championship road closures alone — getting off the Common at the right time in late June can be the difference between an easy pickup and a missed flight. Outside the tournament, the same local knowledge still applies to the one-way sections around the town centre.
No, our prices stay fixed year-round — we just build in extra time for the local road closures around the Common.
Usually 30 to 40 minutes off-peak via the A3 and A316.
Yes, this is one of our most common Wimbledon pickup points, especially during the Championships.
Gatwick is often slightly quicker outside rush hour, since the Heathrow route can be slowed by traffic near Chiswick.
Yes, it's a popular option for business travellers via the A3 and South Circular.
Yes — booking early for the Championship fortnight is worth doing, since local demand for cars in SW19 rises sharply during that period.
We also run fixed-price minicabs from Raynes Park, Southfields, Wandsworth, Morden, and cover all five London airports — Heathrow Airport, Gatwick Airport, Luton Airport, Stansted Airport, London City Airport — plus central London stations including Paddington Station, Waterloo Station, Victoria Station. See our full list of areas covered for the complete picture.