Walked out to a tyre sitting flat outside a Goodyers End house or in the Bedworth station car park? Leave the car exactly where it is. Rescue Tyres comes to Bedworth and sorts it beside the wheel.
A Bedworth flat can show up after the car has been parked. A tyre with a slow leak from A444 debris drains overnight on a Bedworth Woodlands street, a commuter returns to Bedworth station to find a wheel on its rim, or a Bulkington car sags in the drive by breakfast. Crawling to a garage down Coventry Road seems the obvious move. A tyre rolled flat, even for a short stretch, grinds its own walls and ruins a liner that could have been patched.
Keep the Bedworth car where it sits and ring with three things: the registration, the size off one of the good tyres and the location, whether a Goodyers End street or the station bay. The fitter pumps up or removes the tyre and traces the leak. A tread puncture whose liner survived gets repaired; a crushed wall, a split valve or a shredded liner leaves a Goodyers End driver needing a new tyre. You hear the cost of each outcome before the van sets off.
On run-flat tyres? They behave differently once deflated, so check the handbook's limits and read our page on run-flat tyres; we fit replacement run-flat tyres at the car in Bedworth as well.
Our Brent Cross team also offers broken tyre replacement in Bedworth, wheel balancing in Bedworth and 24 hour tyre repair.
Bedworth station car park, a driveway in Bulkington or Bedworth Woodlands, or a legal space on a Goodyers End road. The car stays where the flat was found; there needs to be room beside the wheel for the jack.
| Main roads | M6 J3; A444; B4113 |
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| Typical arrival | A long run from London: allow 2 to 3 hours |
Flat tyre: the first steps →Flat tyre help on the Bedworth page
A tyre losing air on Black Bank (B4113) or Pickards Way (B4113) gives a brief window to pick a stopping place. Indicate early, find a side street and steer clear of Rowleys Green Roundabout if traffic is heavy. Once parked, flash the hazards, lead passengers onto the pavement, and ring us naming the road and the deflated wheel.
A tyre gone flat on an Ash Green drive? Check its three companions first. Then inspect it for a screw in the grooves, a loose or cracked valve, or a kerb mark from a tight Bedworth parking space. Pumping it up for a crawl to an A444 garage grinds the wall to ruin. Any space-saver manages a short, gentle distance at its marked limit, but the drive or the kerb outside is the best place to leave the car.
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Found a flat in Bedworth? Leave it parked and call before moving it anywhere.
