The workshop drives to Moseley. Tyre-changing machine, wheel balancer, compressor and the tyre itself ride in the van, so everything happens beside your car on Salisbury Road.
A car with a wrecked tyre on the west edge of Cannon Hill Park or outside a house by Moseley Park and Pool is going nowhere under its own power, and a tow to a garage on the Alcester Road would cost more than the tyre. Moseley's streets suit the mobile approach: the avenues have room for a van beside the car, the drives are level, and the fitter can work from the van without blocking the road. The car stays exactly where it stopped.
Send a pin for the car, the tyre size and a photo if you can. With the van alongside or a few doors down, the car is jacked, the old tyre is peeled off the rim on the machine and the new one seated, then the wheel is balanced on the van's own balancer and torqued. Nothing is carried off to be finished elsewhere. Tyre, fitting and the trip to B13 are agreed as one cost on the phone, and the old tyre is carted off.
Any Moseley location where the van can stop within carrying distance: drives in Wake Green and St Agnes, streets by Moseley Park, the Highbury Park car parks during the day and the wide roads by Swanshurst Park. The St Mary's Row loop is the one exception.
| Postcodes | B13 |
|---|---|
| Typical arrival | A long run from London: allow 2 to 3 hours |
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The van's machine and balancer need room, so for a Moseley fitting think about space before ringing. Roughly an open door's clearance next to the damaged wheel lets the jack go in, and flat ground matters more than a smart drive; a steep avenue slope is harder. A permit bay with your permit displayed is fine, provided the van has somewhere nearby to pull in without blocking a neighbour's drive. The car stays still throughout. Wide roads near Swanshurst Park and level drives in St Agnes suit best.
Moseley's mobile tyre fitting: workshop on wheels, up the avenue, car left exactly where it stands.
