"Excellent service from start to finish. He came out quickly to help my mum change her tyre and was extremely friendly."
Mobile tyre fitting
in Brockmoor.
Brockmoor runs straight into Brierley Hill, and with the Moor Street, North Street and Northmoor industrial estates beside it, plenty of its traffic is vans. Rescue Tyres arrives carrying the right tyre and kit, and the job happens where the vehicle stands.
A fitter at your car
in Brockmoor.
A tyre that gives up in Brockmoor has usually been worked hard first. Vans shuttle between the estates and the A461 along Venture Way and Church Street, and a screw collected in a yard tends to announce itself as a sagging tyre by the next morning. Delph Road, the B4172, and Bank Street, the B4179, carry the residential side of things. Read the sidewall size out when you ring, and its twin rides up in the van.
| Postcode districts | DY5 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Merry Hill (A4036); Pedmore Road (A4036); Thorns Road (A4036); Church Street (A461) |
| Nearest stations | Lye (National Rail), Cradley Heath (National Rail) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Port West Retail Park, Northmoor Industrial Estate, North Street Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 102 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 Brierley Hill |
Tyre work in Brockmoor.
Brockmoor work splits between the estates and the drives. For a van, the replacement matches the load index stamped beside the size. On a car, a screw through the tread means dismounting the tyre and, provided the hole lies inside the area BS AU 159 permits, gets plugged and patched from within. Bursts are swapped for new rubber after the rim gets checked. A lost locking nut key is no barrier either; the nut comes off with a proper removal kit. The line stays open day and night.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
A drive is the first choice, and the houses off Bank Street and Delph Road are where plenty of Brockmoor jobs end. If the car will still move, the public car parks at Bell Street, Little Cottage Street and The Moor Centre give a flat bay and room at the wheel arch, provided you take a space away from the busiest aisle. Estate yards suit vans with the site's permission. What does not work is any stretch of Church Street where the jack would sit in a live lane.
Calls come in from three kinds of place. The estates are the first: Northmoor, Moor Street, North Street and Cookley Wharf all hold vans and small lorries that cannot sit idle for long. The houses around Church Hill and Chapel Hill are the second, where a car on its own drive is about the simplest job going. The third is the shopping end of Brierley Hill, with The Moor Centre close by. The postcode is DY5 nearly everywhere, which means the street name does the real work. The fitter will not jack a car on Venture Way or anywhere on the A461 carriageway, because nobody can kneel at a wheel there with traffic brushing past, and a works yard is only used once the site owner knows the van is coming in.

24 hours in Brockmoor.
After dark the calls tend to be van drivers with an early start on the estates, or people coming home along the A461 to find a tyre sagging. Whoever rings gets through to someone, and the bill and a believable arrival time are both settled before the van sets off from north London.
What drivers say.
"Arrived and was very kind and polite. Reassured me about changing the tyres and was quick and attentive straight away."
Questions from Brockmoor.
Will a fitter come into the Northmoor Industrial Estate for a van?
Is The Moor Centre car park a sensible place to meet?
Does the service stretch out to Brockmoor from London?
What postcode goes with a Brockmoor address?
Around Brockmoor.
Stuck in Brockmoor? Call now.
From The Moor Centre to Bank Street and the Northmoor Industrial Estate, the fitter heads for wherever your van has stopped.
