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Mobile tyre fitting
in Hill Hook.
Hill Hook is the quiet northern tip of Sutton Coldfield, between Blake Street station and the A5127 Lichfield Road. Rescue Tyres sorts out flats and worn tyres beside the house, on the drive or at the kerb.
A fitter at your car
in Hill Hook.
Hill Hook is almost entirely residential, so most tyre trouble is discovered at home: a slow leak that has left the tyre sitting on its rim by breakfast, or a sidewall grazed against a kerb when parking. The A4026 along Blake Street and Little Aston Lane and the B4138 Rosemary Hill Road carry the local traffic, with the Lichfield Road just to the east. Pass on the size and your postcode; the fitter packs a tyre to suit before departure.
| Postcode districts | B74, B75 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Lichfield Road (A5127); Blake Street (A4026); Walsall Road (A454); Little Aston Lane (A4026) |
| Nearest stations | Blake Street (National Rail), Butlers Lane (National Rail), Four Oaks (National Rail) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Sewage Works |
| Distance from our base | about 98 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 Hill Hook.
New tyres are the bread and butter in Hill Hook, ordered to the size read off the sidewall, then mounted and balanced on the spot. A puncture gets an inspection from the inside, and a plug and patch repair goes in only when the hole lies within the limits in BS AU 159. A burst is dealt with by replacement, a lost key for the locking nuts does not stop the job, and a callout can be booked for any time of day or night.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
A driveway suits the job best, and in Hill Hook most homes have one. Otherwise the car can stay at a level kerb on a quiet road, with the damaged side facing away from traffic. The fitter needs space to kneel and a firm surface for the jack; a steep drive may mean rolling the car down to the road. No public car park exists here to use instead, and the main roads have nowhere safe to stop.
People ring from the roads between Blake Street and Butlers Lane stations, from Rosemary Hill Road and Streetly Lane on the Little Aston side, and from the streets that lead down to Mere Green and Four Oaks. It is a suburb of detached and semi-detached houses where most cars live off the road, which keeps the job simple. A commuter who comes off the train to a flat can get the car home if it is only soft and have the fitter meet it there. No named public car park serves Hill Hook, so the house is nearly always the venue. On the A5127 and the A454 a stopped car sits in the traffic, so turn off first.

24 hours in Hill Hook.
Night calls from Hill Hook are rarely dramatic. It is usually a tyre seen sitting flat as the bins go out, or at first light before the school run or a train from Blake Street. The phone is answered either way, and the full price is confirmed in that first call.
What drivers say.
"Fast and reliable."
Questions from Hill Hook.
Is Hill Hook part of Sutton Coldfield for your coverage?
I got back from Blake Street station to a flat tyre. Can you come to me?
Can you work on a gravel drive in Hill Hook?
What does a new tyre cost in Hill Hook?
Around Hill Hook.
Stuck in Hill Hook? Call now.
Blake Street, Rosemary Hill Road or the Lichfield Road end of Hill Hook, the fitter comes to the car.
