Came back to a flat on a Quinton supermarket car park or a Rubery side road after using the M5? Leave it exactly where it is; our fitter drives up and makes the call beside it.
A tyre that goes down overnight often picked something up the day before on the Black Country M5, where debris from the J1 and J2 yards is common. The car looks fine on a Halesowen drive at bedtime and sits on its rim for the school run. Plenty of drivers would inflate it on a Hagley Road forecourt and carry on, but a tyre that has lost all its air deserves a proper look first.
Every turn of the wheel on a flat crushes the sidewall between rim and road, turning a simple repair into a replacement. So leave it parked and call 07473 720871 with the location and the sidewall size. Our fitter pulls the tyre, traces the leak and gives the verdict on the spot: a patch and plug if the hole qualifies under BS AU 159, a new tyre if it does not. The price is confirmed before any 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 near the M5 as well.
Related help from the same Brent Cross team covers broken tyre replacement on the M5 and 24 hour tyre repair on the M5.
Home in Bartley Green or Smethwick, a Quinton car park on the A456, with the operator's permission, or Frankley services all suit. If a tyre goes flat while you are still on the carriageway, take the next exit or call recovery.
| Road | M5 West Bromwich to Droitwich |
|---|---|
| Operator | National Highways |
With a tyre going flat around the Oldbury or Rowley Regis stretch near the M5, take the junction and follow Birmingham New Road, the A4123, towards Oakham or Brandhall. Rowley Regis station and Old Hill station are clear landmarks to give us. Put the hazards on, keep away from the traffic side and call with the road name and nearest landmark.
Flat on a Bartley Green drive or at Frankley? Start by looking over all four wheels. Then study the soft one for a screw, a valve split or bent over, or a kerb scuff on its wall. Driving to an A456 garage, even briefly, can ruin a tyre that might have been repaired. A space-saver is a low-speed, short-distance spare, not something for the M5 viaduct. So the car waits where it is, and repair or replacement is settled beside it.
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Flat tyre near the M5? Keep the car still and ring us from where it sits.
