The workshop drives to Wolverhampton. Tyre changer, balancer, jack and the new tyre arrive at a Tettenhall drive, a Whitmore Reans kerb or an i54 bay, and the car stays put where it was parked.
A mobile fitting in Wolverhampton means not limping down from Tettenhall to the ring road on a flat, not crawling out of the Mander Centre multi-storey on a bulging sidewall, and not driving a run-flat any further along the Stafford Road than it has already gone. The car stays where the tyre gave up, whether that is a Penn drive, a New Cross staff bay or a works yard in Fallings Park, and the equipment comes to it.
In the van is what a tyre bay has: a changer for unseating the old tyre and seating the new one, a balancer that spins the wheel and places the weights, a jack with stands, and a torque wrench dialled to the maker's figure. The common sizes ride along, and yours is matched to them when you ring, price included. The fitter needs level ground alongside the vehicle and space to open the side door, and a Compton drive or an i54 bay has both.
Any level spot in WV1 to WV11 with space alongside the car: a drive, a quiet street, an i54 or Stafford Road estate bay, a New Cross car park after a word with the office. Not the operator multi-storeys inside the A4150, and not the M54 carriageway.
| Postcodes | WV1, WV2, WV3, WV4, WV6, WV10, WV11 |
|---|---|
| Typical arrival | A long run from London: allow 2 to 3 hours |
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For the job to happen where the car stands, the fitter needs level ground at the damaged wheel, a clear path for the jack and a space for the van a few steps away. A Tettenhall or Compton drive gives all of that. On a Whitmore Reans terrace, hold a space by the car and keep neighbours' access clear. Private bays at i54 need the site's say-so. Nothing requires the car to be moved, so skip the Mander Centre decks and ask about a ground-level bay instead.
The workshop comes to your Wolverhampton drive or workplace; the car stays put.
