Off the evening train at Jewellery Quarter station and the car on Hockley Street is on the rim. Stay off it; repair or new tyre, the call is made at the kerb.
Flats in the Jewellery Quarter can be found after a gap: a commuter back from Snow Hill, someone living in a factory conversion on Tenby Street who has not driven all week, a jeweller opening the courtyard on Monday. A slow leak from a workshop tack has had days to finish. Driving even the length of Warstone Lane on the rim crushes the inner liner and can crack the alloy.
Give the street or bay and the tyre size from the sidewall, and say if the car can be left with the locking nut key accessible. The fitter brings a matching tyre if the van holds one, inflates the flat tyre and traces the leak: tread puncture, valve, bead seat or sidewall. A tread puncture is repaired to BS AU 159 there; anything else means the replacement goes on. The price for either is confirmed before work starts.
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 Jewellery Quarter as well.
Our Brent Cross team also offers broken tyre replacement in Jewellery Quarter, 24 hour tyre service and emergency tyre replacement in Jewellery Quarter.
Any bay you are entitled to use: residents' permit bays, pay-and-display on Hockley Street or near the Metro stop, workshop courtyards. Not a double yellow on the one-way streets around Vyse Street, and not the Great Hampton Street clearway.
| Main roads | A41 Great Hampton Street and Hockley Hill; A4540 Icknield Street; Constitution Hill |
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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 Jewellery Quarter page
Feel the car pulling on Heaton Street (A41) or Boulton Middleway? Lift off the throttle, signal left and peel away from the through traffic into a quieter street. Once parked, put the hazards on, look at which wheel is low, and send us a pin. Drivers near Soho Benson Road station or Benson Industrial Estate can usually find a quiet spot close by.
Having found one tyre flat in the Jewellery Quarter, walk round its three companions first, because a workshop tack rarely travels alone. Look over the flat tyre for a nail, a valve that has cracked, or a scrape from a kerb on Newhall Hill. Inflating it for a hopeful run to a garage is a false economy that cooks the casing. A space-saver is only for a short, slow trip and should not become a week's commute. The car can wait in its residents' bay.
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Found flat in the Jewellery Quarter? Stay in the bay, message the location, and it is fixed there.
