A tyre that is flat on a Park Hall drive or in a Castle Vale court should stay put. Driving on it ruins the sidewall; the fitter comes to Castle Bromwich instead.
Flat tyres in Castle Bromwich turn up at the worst moments: outside the house on a Whateley Green close before the school run, in The Fort car park after shopping, or on Bradford Road at the end of a shift at the Jaguar plant. The cause can be a slow puncture from a screw on Chester Road that finally gave up overnight, or a valve that has perished. Rolling even a short way along the close on the rim crushes the sidewall and turns a repair into a replacement.
Keep the car where it is, give the street or the car park level, and read the size from any of the other three tyres. On arrival the fitter inflates the tyre, finds the leak and makes the decision at the car: a tread puncture inside the repairable limits gets fixed from inside, a sidewall or shoulder problem means a new tyre off the van. Whichever it is, you hear the cost on the phone first, and nothing is fitted without your say-so.
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 Castle Bromwich as well.
Our Brent Cross team also offers broken tyre replacement in Castle Bromwich, wheel balancing in Castle Bromwich and 24 hour tyre repair.
Driveways and closes across Castle Bromwich village, Timberley and Park Hall, the Castle Vale courts, The Fort's car park and public roads outside the Jaguar plant. Not the M6 J5 slips or the parts of Chester Road where stopping is banned.
| Main roads | M6 J5; A452 Chester Road; A47 Fort Parkway |
|---|---|
| Typical arrival | A long run from London: allow 2 to 3 hours |
Flat tyre: the first steps →Flat tyre help on the Castle Bromwich page
Feel the steering drag on Coleshill Road (B4117) or Water Orton Road (B4118)? Ease off, indicate and turn into a quiet street instead of carrying on to the next island. Around Bacon's End the houses sit on side roads away from the lorry traffic, so pick one of those. Ring with the street name, keep the wheel off the kerb, and leave the jack alone.
Found it flat on a Whateley Green close? Glance at the other three before anything else, because a failed valve or a kerb strike can leave more than one soft. Then check the tread for a nail head, the valve stem for cracks, and the sidewall for a fresh scrape from a Castle Vale island. Driving along Fort Parkway hunting for a garage mashes the casing before long. A space-saver is a slow get-home spare, not a fix, so leave the Whateley Green car parked exactly as found.
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Flat on the drive in Castle Bromwich? Do not move it; repair or replace at the car.
