"Good and fast service."
Mobile tyre fitting
in Billesley.
Billesley sits beside Yardley Wood station and its park and ride, with the A4040 running through on Brook Lane. Wherever your car is parked here, from the drive to the station bays, Rescue Tyres will replace a tyre or mend a puncture on the spot.
A fitter at your car
in Billesley.
A lot of Billesley tyre trouble starts on the A4040, where the Outer Circle runs as Brook Lane and Robin Hood Lane, or on the B4146 along Swanshurst Lane. Kerbs, drain covers and road debris all take their toll. Once you have given the size, the correct tyre travels with the fitter, and anything that turns out to be repairable is repaired. A photo of the damage sent by WhatsApp to 07473 720871 before the visit helps settle which it will be.
| Postcode districts | B13, B28, B14 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Stratford Road (A34); Robin Hood Lane (A4040); Brook Lane (A4040); Highfield Road (A4040) |
| Nearest stations | Yardley Wood (National Rail), Hall Green (National Rail), Shirley (National Rail) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Petersfield Works, Shaftmoor Industrial Estate, Pentos Drive Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 91 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line) |
| Typical arrival | A long run from London: allow 2 to 3 hours |
| Parent area | Mobile tyre fitting in Hall Green |
Tyre work in Billesley.
What gets done in Billesley is new tyres put on and balanced beside the house, tread punctures repaired from the inside when the damage fits within the BS AU 159 limits, burst tyres replaced after the rim has been checked, and keyless locking wheel nuts taken off. The service runs day and night, weekends included, and the fitter confirms the price with you before any work begins on the car.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
Driveways and wide residential roads are the usual working surfaces in Billesley. The Yardley Wood Park & Ride is the best car park option, in a marked bay away from the entrances. Other car parks marked on maps nearby belong to surgeries or businesses and are not for public use, so they are no good for this. The A4040 and B4146 carriageways are not usable for a wheel change at all.
Calls come from the avenues off Brook Lane and Swanshurst Lane and from the streets near Yardley Wood station. Billesley spreads across three postcode districts, B13, B14 and B28, so an address needs its full postcode and not just the area. The Outer Circle carries steady traffic all day, so it is no place to stop with a tyre going down; pull into a residential road instead and ring from there. Yardley Wood Park & Ride is a public car park next to the station and a sensible place for a commuter's car to be worked on in a marked bay. Highfield Road carries the A4040 on towards Hall Green. Billesley sits well outside the Clean Air Zone, and neither the drive here nor the visit attracts any charge.

24 hours in Billesley.
A late call from Billesley is usually a driver who found a flat at the Park & Ride after coming home on the train, or someone setting off early from home. Somebody answers the phone at any hour, sorts out which tyre the car takes and settles a realistic arrival with you there and then.
What drivers say.
"A pleasure having them come down and save me. Big shout out to Hiwad, really responsive, recommend him to anybody."
Questions from Billesley.
Can you fit a tyre at the Yardley Wood Park & Ride?
Which postcode is Billesley in?
Is there somewhere I could drive to instead of you coming to Billesley?
I have a nail in my tyre after driving along Brook Lane. Can it be repaired?
Around Billesley.
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Brook Lane, Swanshurst Lane or the Yardley Wood Park & Ride: a Billesley car gets its tyre where it sits.
