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Edgwick, West Midlands · CV6 and CV2
Mobile tyre fitting
Mobile tyre fitting
in Edgwick.
Edgwick is a working district off Stoney Stanton Road, ringed by trade estates such as Godiva Trading Estate and Cross Road Industrial Estate. Rescue Tyres fits van and car tyres on site, in the yard or the street outside.
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Tyre trouble in Edgwick?
A fitter at your car
A fitter at your car
in Edgwick.
A trade district runs on its vans, and a van with a flat is a day's work lost. Most calls from Edgwick come from yards on the estates, where a tyre picked up a screw or a sliver of metal and was found soft at the start of the shift. Cars get the same treatment on the streets around Stoney Stanton Road and Lockhurst Lane. Nothing has to be moved: the fitter turns up with a tyre carrying the right load rating.
| Postcode districts | CV6, CV2 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Jimmy Hill Way (A444); Phoenix Way (A444); Stoney Stanton Road (B4109); Bell Green Road (B4109) |
| Nearest stations | Coventry Arena (National Rail) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 2 (Ansty Interchange), about 2.4 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | Riley Square Shopping Centre, Arena Shopping Park, Hanford Close Industrial Estate |
| 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 Coventry |
What we do in Edgwick
Tyre work in Edgwick.
Van tyres are the everyday job here, ordered against the size and load index shown on each van's sidewall and fitted in the yard itself. A nail in the tread of a van or car tyre is assessed with the tyre removed from the wheel; a small hole in the permitted zone is repaired with an internal plug-patch to BS AU 159, while a gash or damage at the shoulder calls for a new tyre. Blown tyres are replaced, and a keyless locking nut is removed without harming the wheel.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Where we work in Edgwick
Drives, bays and car parks.
Estate yards and the parking in front of units are the natural surface here, with room for the van and space around the wheel. On the residential streets, the car should be parked straight and clear of junctions. The Lidl car park gives open, level ground for a car that is still driveable, used at an edge bay with the store's agreement. Loading bays in active use, estate roads where lorries turn, and the A444 itself are all out of the question.
Calls cluster around Godiva Trading Estate, Cross Road Industrial Estate, Hanford Close Industrial Estate and Durbar Avenue Industrial Estate, with homes on the streets towards Paradise and Foleshill making up the rest. Postcodes are split between CV6 and CV2. A yard is ideal, provided whoever runs the site expects the fitter and the vehicle is out of the way of loading bays and delivery traffic. The A444, Phoenix Way and Jimmy Hill Way, runs close by and is not somewhere to stop, and Stoney Stanton Road is too busy to work at the kerb. A flat tyre on either should be taken off onto an estate road or a quiet street first, at walking pace.
Nights and weekends
24 hours in Edgwick.
Early starts are the Edgwick night call: a driver opens the yard before dawn and finds the van sitting on a flat. Someone picks up through the night, so the fitter can be booked ahead of the working day, with the total for tyre and visit settled during that conversation.
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What drivers say.
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Edgwick FAQs
Questions from Edgwick.
Can you fit tyres to a van inside an industrial estate yard in Edgwick?
A yard is one of the best places for it. The site owner must be content with work going on, and the van should sit clear of loading bays. Give the estate name, the unit number and the full tyre size with its load index.
Do you carry tyres for commercial vans?
Van tyres are sourced to order like car tyres, matched to the full code on the van's sidewall, load index and speed symbol included. Read it off the tyre, or send a clear photo on WhatsApp, so the right one is loaded before the fitter heads for Edgwick.
The van has a flat on Stoney Stanton Road. Can you do it there?
Better to move it first. Stoney Stanton Road carries too much traffic to work at the kerb safely, so creep the van into the nearest estate road or side street and stop. A short, slow crawl is preferable to anyone kneeling beside a live lane.
The locking nut key has vanished. Is that a problem for the van?
It is not. The fitter carries a removal tool made for exactly this, which grips the locked nut and unwinds it while leaving the alloy unmarked; a plain nut then fills the gap. Say so when you ring from Edgwick, so that tool is definitely in the van.
Nearby
Around Edgwick.
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Godiva Trading Estate, Durbar Avenue or a street off Lockhurst Lane, the van or car is dealt with where it stands.