A tyre wrecked on the A38 bus lane kerb or split on Bell Lane, and the car needed within the day: the right size is brought out to Northfield and fitted at the kerb.
Northfield tyres get written off in ways no patch can fix. The kerb of the bus lane on Bristol Road South opens sidewalls, the potholes on Bell Lane leave bulges, and a tyre driven from Frankley Beeches Road to the drive while flat is finished. When that car is the one taking somebody to work at the Longbridge estates or on the early train from Northfield station, waiting until the weekend is not an option. The van brings the replacement to the car instead.
Give the full sidewall code, load and speed rating too, and the street where the car sits. We confirm whether the size is aboard or needs collecting en route, then state the tyre and callout price before setting off for B31. Beside the car the replacement is fitted, balanced and torqued up, then the remaining tyres are looked over for matching damage. The dead tyre leaves with the van.
You can book burst tyre replacement in Northfield or emergency mobile tyre fitting in Northfield on the same call.
A driveway in Allens Cross or West Heath, a kerb on tarmac in Turves Green, or a bay in the Northfield Shopping Centre car park. Off the A38 only; a car that failed on the M5 comes off at J4 or is recovered to a side road first.
| Main roads | A38 Bristol Road South; Frankley Beeches Road; Bell Lane and Bell Hill |
|---|---|
| Typical arrival | A long run from London: allow 2 to 3 hours |
Emergency tyre replacement explained →Emergency tyre replacement on the Northfield page
When a tyre is past saving, the new one goes on wherever the car can wait safely. On Longbridge Lane or Rose Hill, both part of the B4096, that usually means pulling into a side road first. Copy down the numbers moulded on the tyre wall, then give us the road reference and a nearby landmark such as Longbridge station.
Getting it right on one trip depends on the numbers. After the size on a Northfield tyre sit a load figure and speed letter, for example 91V, and perhaps RFT, ROF or XL. A tyre going on next to its axle partner should match its size and ideally its pattern, so say what brand is on the other side. Decide beforehand whether a close equivalent will do. The van needs a Turves Green kerb or an Allens Cross drive to stand beside, never the A38 bus lane.
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Beyond repair in Northfield? A new tyre is fitted at the car today.
