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Mobile tyre fitting
in Kingsbury.
This is Kingsbury in North Warwickshire, the village on the A51 south of Tamworth, not the London suburb. Rescue Tyres drives up to the village and changes the tyre at your home or in the long stay car park.
A fitter at your car
in Kingsbury.
Kingsbury's tyre calls come mostly from the A51, which runs past the village as the Tamworth Road and the Coventry Road, and from the A4097 Kingsbury Road leading out towards Sutton Coldfield. Lorries share these roads with local traffic, and debris at the edge of the carriageway can put a screw in a tread. Give the tyre size and the postcode, B78 or B76, and the fitter drives out with the right tyre on board.
| Postcode districts | B78, B76 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Coventry Road (A51); Tamworth Road (A51); Kingsbury Road (A4097) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 9 (Dunton Interchange), about 1.7 miles away |
| Distance from our base | about 92 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 Tamworth |
Tyre work in Kingsbury.
Work in Kingsbury ranges from routine to urgent. Replacement tyres travel up from north London already matched to your size. Each punctured tyre is removed and inspected on its inner face, and a hole in the permitted zone is repaired under BS AU 159. Split or burst casings are renewed once the wheel has been checked for dents. Keyless locking nuts get extracted by the fitter too. Cars and vans are both covered.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
A drive at home is the simplest spot. Pear Tree Avenue Long Stay Parking is public and is the option for anyone still able to drive gently, with room beside the bays to work. The Co-op car park is best kept for a short job at a quiet time. Lay-bys on the A51 sit close to moving traffic and are not a good place to work, and the same goes for the verges on the lanes to Bodymoor Heath and Marston.
Beyond the village streets, the calls reach out to the smaller places that ring it: Marston, Bodymoor Heath, Lea Marston, Hurley and Whitacre Heath. Drives are the usual working surface. The A51 carries steady through traffic and is not somewhere to lift a car, so anybody whose tyre gives out there should find a residential road before picking up the phone. The village has one named public car park, Pear Tree Avenue Long Stay Parking, which helps when the car can still be driven. Kingsbury is over ninety miles from the Brent Cross base, towards the northern end of the area covered, which is why nobody here is promised an arrival time before the day's jobs have been looked at on the call.

24 hours in Kingsbury.
At night, calls from Kingsbury come from people who have limped home on a failing tyre along the A51, and from drivers caught out on the lanes around Hurley or Whitacre Heath. Somebody answers every call, and what the visit and the tyre will cost is fixed before the van leaves.
What drivers say.
"Good and reliable service in all conditions."
Questions from Kingsbury.
Is this the Kingsbury near Tamworth or the one in London?
Can you meet me at Pear Tree Avenue Long Stay Parking in Kingsbury?
Do you cover Hurley, Marston and Bodymoor Heath from Kingsbury?
How long will I wait for a fitter in Kingsbury?
Around Kingsbury.
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From the A51 Coventry Road to Pear Tree Avenue and the lanes to Hurley, the fitter comes to your car in Kingsbury.
