The tyre shop arrives on four wheels. A van carrying tyre-changing machine, wheel balancer and stock parks beside your car near Dartmouth Park or on a Hall Green drive, and the whole job happens there.
Some West Bromwich cars simply cannot be driven to a garage. A shredded tyre on a Hall Green drive, a bulge found on a Lyng street, a loaded van on the Kenrick Way estates with a screw in the rear, a car stuck in a bay at Sandwell College with the wheel nuts already loosened by a well-meaning friend. Towing any of them along the A41 to a tyre bay is expensive and slow. The point of a mobile fitting is that nothing about the workshop stays at the workshop.
The fitter parks beside the car, jacks it, removes the wheel, breaks the bead on the van-mounted machine, seats the new tyre or patches the old one, spins the wheel on the balancer and refits it at the right torque. All it needs is a level space with room alongside in B70 or B71. Send the sidewall size, a photo and the postcode, and tyre, fitting and the drive out to West Bromwich are given as one figure before the van leaves.
A drive in Hall Green, Charlemont or Hateley Heath, a street beside Dartmouth Park, a Kenrick Way yard, Sandwell College bays with permission, the Hawthorns station car park when there is no match. The New Square multi-storey, private and low, is the one place it cannot happen.
| Postcodes | B70, B71 |
|---|---|
| Typical arrival | A long run from London: allow 2 to 3 hours |
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The job needs space, not a workshop. The van pulls in beside the West Bromwich car with enough room to work at the wheel, on ground flat enough for the jack, without blocking a neighbour's drive on a Hall Green or Stone Cross street. Sandwell College bays need the site's permission, and Metro stop car parks the operator's. With the tyre machine and balancer carried aboard, the car never has to leave the spot where it stopped.
The workshop comes to West Bromwich and your car does not go anywhere.
