The workshop comes to Kings Heath. Everything needed to change a tyre, the machine, the balancer, the compressor and the tyre itself, is on the van, and the job is completed behind the High Street.
A car with a wrecked tyre in the car park behind the Kings Heath shops or on a drive in Highbury cannot be driven to a garage, and a tow along the Alcester Road costs more than the tyre does. The district suits mobile fitting: the car parks behind the High Street have room for a van, the Brandwood and Highbury drives are level, and the streets around Kings Heath Park are wide enough to work from the van without blocking anyone. The car does not move an inch.
Parked alongside or a few doors along, the fitter raises the car, gets the old tyre off the rim with the van's machine, seats the new one, balances the wheel and torques it to specification. Nothing is taken elsewhere to be done. What you send beforehand is the spot, the sidewall size and a photo if possible. Tyre, fitting and the visit to B14 are one agreed cost when you ring; the old tyre leaves with the fitter.
Anywhere in Kings Heath within carrying distance of a spot the van can stop: drives in Brandwood, Highbury and Yardley Wood, the car parks behind the High Street, Yardley Wood station and streets by Kings Heath Park. The bus lanes on the A435 are the exception.
| Postcodes | B14 |
|---|---|
| Typical arrival | A long run from London: allow 2 to 3 hours |
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A Kings Heath kerbside fitting needs a little space. The fitter wants room to kneel and jack beside the wheel, and level ground, so a Highbury drive beats a sloping terrace. A permit bay is fine with a voucher displayed, and a private space behind the shops works when the owner allows it. The van must not block a drive or the bus route on the Alcester Road. Nothing needs moving, because the changer and balancer travel aboard the van. Streets round Kings Heath Park are wide enough.
Kings Heath mobile tyre fitting: the workshop drives to you, the car stays put.
