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Mobile tyre fitting
in Eastside.
Eastside, Birmingham, is the stretch between Moor Street station and the Middleway at Curzon Circle, with Millennium Point at its centre. A Rescue Tyres fitter comes out to the parked car, in a public car park, on a bay or an estate yard.
A fitter at your car
in Eastside.
Eastside tyre calls tend to come from people who parked for the day. A commuter from Birmingham Moor Street returns to a soft tyre in the car park, or someone visiting Millennium Point finds a wheel down after an afternoon inside. Trade calls come from the estates out towards Garrison Circus, where screws and fixings on the ground find their way into tyres. Tell the fitter the car park and bay, or the street, along with the size from the sidewall.
| Postcode districts | B4, B5, B7 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Aston Expressway (A38(M)); Curzon Circle (A4540); Lawley Middleway (A4540); Dartmouth Middleway (A4540) |
| Nearest stations | Millennium Point (West Midlands Metro), Albert Street (West Midlands Metro), Birmingham Moor Street (National Rail) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 16 (Curzon Circle), about 0.3 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | St Andrews Shopping Park, Parkway Industrial Estate, Oxford Trading Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 94 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 Birmingham |
Tyre work in Eastside.
Eastside keeps the fitter busy with commuter punctures and trade damage. A screw in the tread is removed, the tyre inspected inside, and a repair made when BS AU 159 permits, which rules out anything near the shoulder. A torn or burst tyre is swapped for a matching size, once the wheel has been checked for buckling. Locking wheel nuts are removed even with no key to hand. Callouts run at night and at weekends.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
Moor Street Car Park and the car park at Millennium Point are the main public options, with level bays and room around the car. Estate yards near Garrison Circus suit vans with the owner's agreement. A metered street bay works with a ticket. The Albert Street car park is another option if the car made it there. Tram lines, bus stops, the Middleway carriageways and Curzon Circle are unusable, as is anywhere reserved for staff or deliveries.
Eastside carries B4, B5 and B7 postcodes, and the district runs to the ring road at Curzon Circle, Garrison Circus and Watery Lane Middleway. Calls come from the Moor Street and Millennium Point car parks, from Parkway Industrial Estate and Vauxhall Trading Estate towards the Middleway, and from drivers who pulled in off the A38 near Corporation Street. Curzon Circle and Garrison Circus are busy junctions on the A4540 and nobody works on them. The tram runs through towards Millennium Point, so its lines and stops are off limits too. Everything within the Middleway falls in the Clean Air Zone, so a non-compliant car is charged for driving in, while the ring road itself is free. A car standing in a bay for a tyre change is not charged at all.

24 hours in Eastside.
Late trains into Moor Street and long days at Millennium Point bring Eastside its night calls. Someone picks up at any hour, notes which level and bay the car is on, and gives the price there and then, so there is nothing to discuss when the work is done.
What drivers say.
"Faultless experience. Great communication, attitude and service."
Questions from Eastside.
Can you fit a tyre in Moor Street Car Park in Eastside?
Can you work on vans at Vauxhall Trading Estate?
Is Eastside in the Birmingham Clean Air Zone?
The tyre went at Curzon Circle. Where do I stop?
Around Eastside.
Stuck in Eastside? Call now.
From Moor Street Car Park to Millennium Point and the Vauxhall Trading Estate yards, the fitter comes to the car.
