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Mobile tyre fitting
in Doe Bank.
Doe Bank sits between Sutton Coldfield town centre and Four Oaks, close to the A5127 Lichfield Road and the A453 Tamworth Road. Whether the car needs a new tyre or a mended puncture, Rescue Tyres does the work where it has stopped.
A fitter at your car
in Doe Bank.
In Doe Bank a flat tyre usually turns up on a drive or beside a station rather than out on an open road. Lichfield Road and Tamworth Road carry the through traffic, and a nail collected on either can take a day to show itself as a soft tyre. Rather than drive a damaged tyre across town, park up, photograph the size on the sidewall and send it with the postcode. The fitter arrives carrying the tyre.
| Postcode districts | B74, B75 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Lichfield Road (A5127); Tamworth Road (A453); Four Oaks Road (A454); High Street (A5127) |
| Nearest stations | Four Oaks (National Rail), Sutton Coldfield (National Rail), Butlers Lane (National Rail) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction T3 (Langley Mill), about 1.6 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | Clarke Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 97 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 Sutton Coldfield |
Tyre work in Doe Bank.
Many Doe Bank jobs are done on the drive while the driver carries on with the day. A new tyre in your size, from a value brand to a premium one, goes on where the car stands. Nails in the tread are assessed for a repair, which is only carried out within the rules of BS AU 159. Blown tyres are replaced outright. Lost the key to the locking nuts somewhere between home and the station? The nut is removed on site and the wheel follows.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
Four Oaks Station Car Park works for a rail user's car left in a marked space, and the Anchorage Road Car Park and the two Reddicroft car parks are public and open. A fitter works in a standard bay provided the damaged side is clear. Short-stay bays are fine if you pay for enough time. Private drives on the residential streets work for any job. The kerbs of Lichfield Road, Tamworth Road and Four Oaks Road are not usable, whatever the time of day.
Two postcode districts meet around Doe Bank, B74 and B75, so the full postcode is what points the van to the right door. People call from the homes around Little Sutton and Wheatmore, from commuters who left the car at Four Oaks station, and from drivers who went into Sutton Coldfield town centre and came back to a soft tyre in the Lower or Upper Reddicroft car parks. Lichfield Road, Tamworth Road and the A454 Four Oaks Road carry through traffic and are for driving, not for jacking up a car. Most houses here have their own drive, and most fittings here finish on one. Any car still rolling is best taken home to its drive, or to a public car park, rather than left at a busy kerb.

24 hours in Doe Bank.
Evening calls in Doe Bank often come from people back on a late train to Four Oaks who find a tyre gone flat in the station car park. A person picks up whatever the time. Hear the total, say yes if it suits, and only after that does a fitter set off for Doe Bank.
What drivers say.
"Had two tyres replaced and was really impressed. Friendly and efficient, job completed quickly. Highly recommend!"
Questions from Doe Bank.
Can a tyre be fitted at Four Oaks station car park?
I am parked near Sutton Coldfield station. Can you come to me?
Why do you ask for the full postcode in Doe Bank?
Does an older diesel pay anything to be driven around Doe Bank?
Around Doe Bank.
Stuck in Doe Bank? Call now.
Four Oaks station, Lichfield Road or a drive off Tamworth Road: in Doe Bank the fitter comes to the car.
