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Mobile tyre fitting
in Bulkington.
Bulkington is a Warwickshire village near Bedworth where the B4029, B4112 and B4109 all meet. Rescue Tyres swaps the tyre on your own drive, so nobody has to limp a flat into town to get it sorted.
A fitter at your car
in Bulkington.
Tyre trouble in Bulkington comes from the lanes as much as the village streets. Shilton Lane, Withybrook Road and Wolvey Road lead out through open country with few places to pull over, so a soft tyre is often nursed home rather than dealt with at the roadside. Inside the village, School Road and New Street carry the B4029 past parked cars, and a kerb clipped there is the other common cause. Read out the size from the sidewall, and the van brings a matching tyre.
| Postcode districts | CV12 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | School Road (B4029); Bedworth Road (B4029); New Street (B4029); Rugby Road (B4112) |
| Distance from our base | about 80 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 Bedworth |
Tyre work in Bulkington.
Most Bulkington work is a new tyre on a family car, fitted on the drive and balanced there too. Punctures get a proper look before any repair is promised: the tyre is taken off, its liner is checked, and only a hole sitting in the tread area the standard covers is mended to BS AU 159. A burst, or wheels secured by locking nuts with the key long lost, get sorted on the same visit, day or night.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
A driveway is the main working surface in Bulkington, which leaves the car untouched until the fitter arrives. A side street off the B4029 with room around the wheel is the next best. The shop frontages along School Road and New Street are too tight for tyre work, with parked cars and passing buses sharing a narrow road. Verges on the lanes towards Shilton and Wolvey are not suitable either.
People ring from homes along Nuneaton Road, Rugby Road and Coventry Road, and from the nearby hamlets of Barnacle, Shilton and Marston Jabbett. The centre around School Road and New Street is narrow, so the spaces outside the shops are not the place to change a wheel; a driveway, or a wider side street, is much better. There is no railway station, industrial estate or public car park in the village to fall back on, which makes the home drive the main working surface. The lanes out of the village are no place to jack a car up beside passing traffic, so if a tyre fails out there, bring the car slowly back into the village or to a safe wider spot before ringing. No clean-air charge applies anywhere in the borough.

24 hours in Bulkington.
At night the Bulkington calls are mostly people who crept home along the B4112 or B4109 on a deflating tyre, or found it flat heading out early. The call is answered whenever it comes, and during it you learn what the whole job costs.
What drivers say.
"Great service. Friendly, fast and saved me at a late hour."
Questions from Bulkington.
Do you come out as far as Bulkington?
My tyre went flat on Shilton Lane near Bulkington. What should I do?
Can you fit tyres outside the shops on School Road?
Around Bulkington.
Stuck in Bulkington? Call now.
From School Road to Rugby Road and the lanes towards Shilton, a fitter changes the tyre on your drive.
