Torn, bulged or driven flat, a Ladywood tyre past saving on a car that cannot wait: the correct size comes to the permit bay or the car park and the other three get checked while the fitter is there.
Past saving, in Ladywood, means a tyre run flat from Five Ways back to the estate, a sidewall opened up by a Hagley Road pothole, or an inside edge worn down to fabric by years of Reservoir kerb parking. If the car is a taxi working Broad Street tonight or the school run from Spring Hill tomorrow, waiting is not possible. The fitter needs the size from the sidewall, and common sizes are often on the van.
Text the full code, the car park or street, and which wheel. The fitter reaches B16 or B1 with the tyre, gets the dead one off, fits the new one, balances it and torques the wheel. Before leaving the bay the other three are checked for tread depth and pressure, since a car that has just shed one tyre in Ladywood tends to have another close behind. The old casing leaves in the van, and the price agreed on the call is the price at the car.
You can book burst tyre replacement or puncture repair in Ladywood on the same call.
Ladywood estate permit bays, Rotton Park drives, Brindleyplace surface bays, and Five Ways car parks the van can get into. Broad Street is ruled out by the tram, and the Middleway in every circumstance.
| Main roads | A4540 Ladywood Middleway; A456 Hagley Road; A457 Dudley Road |
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| Typical arrival | A long run from London: allow 2 to 3 hours |
Emergency tyre replacement explained →Emergency tyre replacement on the Ladywood page
When a tyre is past saving on Suffolk Street Queensway (A38) or Islington Row Middleway (A4540), move into a side street near Westside or The Crescent first. Then ring, naming the road behind you and whatever is close by. We bring a replacement in your exact size and fit it there.
The first visit to a Ladywood car should bring the right tyre, so copy the complete size code with its load and speed figures, and check the old tyre for an XL or run-flat stamp. The call also covers the brand and wear on its twin across the axle, so answer that carefully. The van needs to stand beside the car, which a Reservoir estate bay or a Brindleyplace surface bay allows and Broad Street does not.
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