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Mobile tyre fitting
in Hartshill.
Hartshill is the North Warwickshire village strung along the B4114 Coleshill Road, with Chapel End close by and Ansley Common further along. Rescue Tyres drives out with the tyre, fits it at your CV10 home and takes the old one away.
A fitter at your car
in Hartshill.
Village roads make their own tyre trouble. In Hartshill it mostly comes from the B4114, which carries traffic through as Coleshill Road and on as Camp Hill Road towards Nuneaton, and from the B4111 Mancetter Road. The narrower lanes out towards Oldbury and Ansley add the rest, where a car pulled tight to the edge for oncoming traffic can clip something it never saw. A slow leak usually shows on the drive rather than out on the road. Pass on the tyre size and the Hartshill address, and a Hartshill-ready tyre is loaded first.
| Postcode districts | CV10 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Coleshill Road (B4114); Camp Hill Road (B4114); Ansley Common (B4114); Mancetter Road (B4111) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Haunchwood Park Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 86 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 Nuneaton |
Tyre work in Hartshill.
A replacement tyre is the most common Hartshill job, ordered in whatever size the sidewall shows and balanced beside the car. Punctures get a proper look first: off comes the tyre, the liner is examined, and a hole within the repairable zone set out in BS AU 159 is sealed from within. A burst tyre means a careful check of the rim before any replacement is mounted. Key to the locking nut gone? An extractor takes the nut off rather than a drill. Calls are taken around the clock.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
In Hartshill the drive, or the parking in front of the house, covers most jobs. A quiet side road off Coleshill Road works too, as long as the damaged tyre faces open tarmac rather than a wall or a hedge. The country park car park is fine in daylight, provided the car can make the short trip there at a crawl. What cannot be used: the B4114 carriageway, a soft verge, or a lane so tight that the van would block it.
Most calls come from homes along and just off Coleshill Road, from Chapel End where the village runs into the edge of Nuneaton, and from the scattered houses towards Oldbury and Galley Common. Homes here mostly have a drive or parking in front, so the fitter usually works a few steps from the front door. Coleshill Road itself carries through traffic and has no room to lift a car safely beside it. The Co-op Food car park serves its shoppers and is not a workplace. Hartshill Hayes Country Park has a car park open to visitors, handy by day if a tyre gives out after a walk. North Warwickshire has no clean-air scheme; the nearest one is Birmingham's, and it stops at the Middleway around central Birmingham.

24 hours in Hartshill.
After dark the call from Hartshill is usually a driver home late along the B4114 who finds the tyre flat once the engine is off, or someone facing an early start with a soft tyre on the drive. Ring whatever the hour; the Hartshill price is fixed on that call, before anyone sets off.
What drivers say.
"Life saver. Sudden puncture, hard-to-find tyre. They got back to me within 10 minutes and did a mobile tyre change."
Questions from Hartshill.
Do you come out to Hartshill, or only into Nuneaton itself?
Can you fit a tyre in the Hartshill Hayes Country Park car park?
What happens if a tyre goes on Mancetter Road near Hartshill?
Is a nail in a tyre on my Hartshill drive worth repairing?
Around Hartshill.
Stuck in Hartshill? Call now.
Coleshill Road, Chapel End or the country park car park: in Hartshill the fitter comes out to the car.
