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M69 · Broken tyre

Broken tyre replacement
near the M69.

Found a bulge or a cut in the sidewall after parking off the M69? You get a plain answer on whether moving it is wise, and the replacement goes on right there.

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Kerbed, split or bulging on the M69: is it safe to drive?

Motorway debris and the kerbs of busy retail car parks can both leave damage that M69 drivers find once they stop. A lorry strap or a lump of metal kicked up near the M6 end can slice a tread, and a clumsy turn into a bay at Fosse Park can pinch a sidewall into a bulge. Often the car still seems fine until someone notices cord showing when they walk back from the shops.

Send a photo of the damage over WhatsApp on 07473 720871 with the size from the sidewall. A bulge or visible cord means the tyre is finished and the car should stay put; a shallow scuff might be fine, and we say which honestly. When replacement is needed we bring the tyre, swap it in the car park, and confirm the full price on the phone before the van heads north.

Related help from the same Brent Cross team covers emergency tyre replacement and emergency mobile tyre fitting on the M69.

Where on the M69 we can do this

Wherever the damage was spotted off the motorway: Fosse Park, Leicester Forest East services a short way up the M1 from J21, a Hinckley car park off the A5, or the business roads at Ansty Park.

RoadM69 Coventry to Leicester
OperatorNational Highways
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Around the M69: where we meet you

Sidewall cuts and bulges from a pothole are often spotted later, on the school run or outside work. In Nuneaton that might be along Old Hinckley Road, part of the A47, or on Eastboro Way, the A4254, or near Bermuda Park station. Shift the car to a marked bay or a quieter road, then tell us whether the rim looks scuffed or bent as well as the tyre.

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Is it safe to drive on?

Judging whether a damaged M69 tyre can move starts with a torch and a kneel. A sidewall bulge tells you the cords inside have parted. A gash exposing wire or fabric, a split close to the bead from a Hinckley kerb, or a flat skid scar from braking hard near J2 all rule out a return along the M69 to Coventry. Tread under 1.6 mm, the UK car minimum, makes a tyre illegal whatever else is wrong. Hinckley retail park kerbs off the A5 are a hazard too.

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What customers say.

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"Absolutely amazing service. First call-out for a replacement tyre after hours and I was amazed."

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M69 FAQs

Questions about broken tyres near the M69

Can I drive from Hinckley to Coventry on a tyre with a sidewall bulge?
Better not to. Once a bulge appears, the cords inside have snapped and nothing holds the air pressure back, and the M69 south to M6 J2 is sustained high speed. Keep the car where it stands in Hinckley and a replacement is brought to that spot.
I found a cut tyre at Leicester Forest East after using the M69. Can it be repaired?
A cut through the tread belt or the sidewall is not something BS AU 159 allows us to repair, so it will be a new tyre. Stay parked at the services, well clear of the HGV parking, and say whether you pulled in northbound or southbound.
Can I drive a tyre with a deep cut from Fosse Park back onto the M69?
Once a cut reaches the cords, rejoining at J21 for a sustained stretch towards Hinckley is a genuine gamble. Leave the car in its Fosse Park bay, WhatsApp a picture of that cut and the tyre size, and we tell you straight whether it needs replacing.
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