★★★★★
"Excellent service from start to finish. He came out quickly to help my mum change her tyre and was extremely friendly."
EHEllie-Mai HalesGoogle review
Brandwood End, West Midlands · B14 and B30
Mobile tyre fitting
Mobile tyre fitting
in Brandwood End.
Brandwood End fills the ground between Alcester Road South and the A4040 as it bends from Vicarage Road into Howard Road, with the cemetery at its heart. Rescue Tyres turns up at your drive or kerb with the tyre and fits it there.
★★★★★5.0 on Google from 151 reviews·A long run from London: allow 2 to 3 hours
Tyre trouble in Brandwood End?
A fitter at your car
A fitter at your car
in Brandwood End.
Most flats in Brandwood End are found in the morning, outside the house, after a screw collected on Alcester Road South has let the tyre down overnight. The rest come from catching a kerb on a tight corner between the A435 and Howard Road. Leaving the car parked is kinder to the tyre than driving it on the rim to a tyre shop, which usually turns a repairable hole into a new tyre. Read out the size moulded on the tyre, plus your street, and a match is loaded before the van sets out.
| Postcode districts | B14, B30 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Alcester Road South (A435); Millpool Hill Alcester Road South (A435); Howard Road East (A4040); Wheelers Lane (A4040) |
| Nearest stations | Pineapple Road (National Rail), Bournville (National Rail), Kings Norton (National Rail) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Stirchley Trading Estate, Lemar Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 92 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 Kings Heath |
What we do in Brandwood End
Tyre work in Brandwood End.
In Brandwood End the fitter carries the tyre matched to your sidewall size, then mounts and balances it right there beside the house. A screw lodged in the centre band is drawn out, the casing is checked inside, and the hole gets a plug and patch built to BS AU 159 if it falls inside the standard. A burst tyre is swapped after the rim gets a careful look for cracks or dents. A missing locking nut key is solved with removal tools rather than force.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Where we work in Brandwood End
Drives, bays and car parks.
A drive is the easiest surface, and plenty of Brandwood End houses have one. Kerbside on a residential street works too, so long as the car is legal and there is clearance by the damaged wheel. A unit on the Lemar Industrial Estate suits a van once the tenant has said yes to a visiting fitter. The cemetery gates and the entrance road are not suitable, and nor is a bus stop on the Outer Circle, however quiet it looks late in the evening.
Brandwood End callers live on both flanks of the cemetery, from the streets running towards Druids Heath and Walkers Heath, and from the Kings Heath edge off Vicarage Road. The postcode flips between B14 and B30 across this patch, so give the whole thing: a road name on its own can point the fitter the wrong way. The Outer Circle changes its name several times here, Vicarage Road, Howard Road, Howard Road East and Wheelers Lane, and none of it is somewhere to jack a car with buses passing close by. Alcester Road South is no better. A car that has limped into a side turning and parked legally is exactly where it needs to be. The Clean Air Zone is drawn inside the Middleway, miles north, so nothing about a tyre job here is charged.
Nights and weekends
24 hours in Brandwood End.
After dark, the Brandwood End calls tend to be residents discovering a sagging tyre as they leave for a night or dawn shift, or drivers who came home along Alcester Road South nursing a slow leak. The line is answered overnight, the size is taken, and the job's price is locked in while you are still on the line.
Google reviews
What drivers say.
★★★★★
"Arrived and was very kind and polite. Reassured me about changing the tyres and was quick and attentive straight away."
EBEliza BarclayGoogle review
Brandwood End FAQs
Questions from Brandwood End.
Can you fit a tyre on a Brandwood End street if I have no driveway?
Most of the time. A legally parked car with a clear half metre beside the flat is all the fitter asks for, and the roads off the Outer Circle generally give that. Where cars are packed bumper to bumper, rolling yours forward onto level tarmac first makes the job possible.
Is Brandwood End in B14 or B30?
Both, because the two districts meet around here. The Kings Heath side is mostly B14 and the Stirchley side B30, so the whole postcode steers the fitter better than a road name. It says exactly which end of the cemetery the car is sitting at.
The locking wheel nut key has vanished. Is the wheel stuck on my Brandwood End car?
No, it can still come off. A dedicated extraction kit bites onto the patterned nut and turns it out without chewing up the alloy. Say the key is missing at the start of the call, and give the make and model, so the matching extractor travels with the van.
Where does the van come from when I ring from Brandwood End?
Brent Cross, in north London, is the one base, and there is nothing in Birmingham, so timing depends on where the van is working that day. On the phone to 07473 720871 you get an honest estimate of when it can reach you, with the price confirmed alongside it.
Nearby
Around Brandwood End.
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Between the cemetery, Howard Road and Alcester Road South, a Brandwood End car gets its tyre without moving an inch.