"Fast and efficient, really good service, sociable guy."
Mobile tyre fitting
in Haden Hill.
Haden Hill is homes more than anything, strung along the A459 Haden Hill Road and the streets off it towards High Haden. Rescue Tyres puts a new tyre on at your home, drive or kerb, anywhere in B64.
A fitter at your car
in Haden Hill.
Residential tyre trouble has a pattern. The car is fine when parked, then flat the next morning because a nail picked up on Halesowen Road bled the pressure away overnight. Or a wheel caught the kerb turning off Haden Hill Road and the sidewall now has a cut. Haden Hill cars mostly sit at home when this happens, which keeps things simple. The fitter brings the right size and does everything there.
| Postcode districts | B64 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Drews Holloway (A458); Stourbridge Road (A458); Halesowen Road (A459); Heathfield Way (A459) |
| Nearest stations | Old Hill (National Rail), Cradley Heath (National Rail) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 2 (Oldbury ), about 2.4 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | Gun Barrels Industrial Estate, Harvey Works Industrial Estate, Hawne Trading Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 100 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 Halesowen |
Tyre work in Haden Hill.
For Haden Hill households the usual jobs are a new tyre on the family car, fitted and balanced on the drive, and a slow puncture that can be mended rather than replaced. Repairs follow BS AU 159, meaning the tyre is demounted, its inner lining examined, and only damage in the central tread is repaired. A tyre ruined by being driven flat is swapped for a new one. Locking wheel nut keys that have gone missing are no obstacle, and the phone line never closes.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
A driveway beats everything: level, private and out of the way. Where there is no drive, the fitter works in the street outside, given a lawful parking spot and space for the van to tuck in safely behind. The station car park at Old Hill suits a commuter's car. Haden Hill Road and the other A-roads are not suitable, nor are corners, junctions or anywhere that forces other traffic to squeeze past a jacked car.
Callers here are almost all households: the streets either side of Haden Hill Road, around High Haden and Tadpole Hole, and the roads leading down towards Hayseech and Hawne. Old Hill station is about half a mile away, so a few calls come from commuters who parked near it. A private drive is the pick of the surfaces; failing one, the quieter residential roads serve well. The exceptions are the A459 itself, where Haden Hill Road meets Halesowen Road and Heathfield Way, and the A4099 along Gorsty Hill Road and Coombs Road, where through traffic makes stopping unwise. Haden Hill sits in Sandwell with the Dudley boundary close by, and neither council charges for clean air.

24 hours in Haden Hill.
Night calls in Haden Hill mostly come from people who need the car at first light and have no intention of waiting on a tyre shop's opening time. A tyre found flat late in the evening can be sorted there and then. What it will cost is confirmed during the call.
What drivers say.
"Very quick and efficient service."
Questions from Haden Hill.
Does the car need a drive, or can a Haden Hill street parking space do?
Is Haden Hill covered even though it is near the Dudley border?
A tyre on my Haden Hill drive lost air overnight. Can it be saved?
A tyre gave out on Gorsty Hill Road heading home to Haden Hill. What now?
Around Haden Hill.
Stuck in Haden Hill? Call now.
Along Haden Hill Road, around High Haden and down towards Hayseech, the new tyre is fitted outside your door.
