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Lee Bank, West Midlands · B15 and B5
Mobile tyre fitting
Mobile tyre fitting
in Lee Bank.
Lee Bank lines the A38 Bristol Street where it meets the Belgrave Middleway, between Park Central and the Chinese Quarter. Rescue Tyres comes out to the car with the tyre, whether it is on a side street or parked up near the Arcadian.
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Tyre trouble in Lee Bank?
A fitter at your car
A fitter at your car
in Lee Bank.
The A38 dominates Lee Bank. Bristol Street takes traffic into the centre and back out, feeding the Suffolk Street Queensway and the tunnel under the city, and a driver whose tyre is hurt there will normally coax it onto a side street before stopping. The Belgrave Middleway adds its own kerb strikes at the junction. Pull off somewhere safe, find the size on the tyre wall, and the fitter brings a replacement to wherever you have stopped.
| Postcode districts | B15, B5, B1 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Bristol Street (A38); Lee Bank Middleway (A4540); Belgrave Middleway (A4540); Bristol Road (A38) |
| Nearest stations | Five Ways (National Rail), Birmingham New Street (National Rail), Grand Central (West Midlands Metro) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 3 (Belgrave Interchange), about 0.2 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | St Andrews Shopping Park, Oxford Trading Estate, Clifton Road Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 94 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 Birmingham |
What we do in Lee Bank
Tyre work in Lee Bank.
Tyres for Lee Bank are sourced to the size and brought to the car park or street, whether the car is a company saloon or a runaround. A screw lodged centrally in the tread, with a hole inside the size limit of BS AU 159, is mended from the inside instead of replaced. After a blowout the rim is inspected as the new tyre goes on. Keyless locking nuts are removed with proper extraction tools, and the line is staffed round the clock.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Where we work in Lee Bank
Drives, bays and car parks.
Surface and multi-storey car parks are where most Lee Bank jobs happen. NCP Horsefair, NCP Gough Street and the Arcadian car park are all close, and the fitter can work in them if the operator permits, carrying the kit to the car where the van cannot get in. A quiet street near Attwood Green is fine for a car that still drives. Bristol Street, the Middleway, the Queensway and any bus stop or loading bay are not usable.
Calls here come from the corridor rather than the homes. Drivers on Bristol Street pull off after hitting a kerb or feeling a tyre go soft, visitors to the Chinese Quarter return to their car in a pay car park, and people working near the Arcadian or New Street find a flat after a shift. There are homes too, towards Attwood Green, with residents' parking and on-street bays. The fitter will not stop on Bristol Street or the Middleway, and the Queensway Tunnel is somewhere nobody should stop for a tyre at all. Lee Bank sits hard against the Clean Air Zone boundary, so most of its streets fall inside the charged area, though the charge is for driving an older car there, not for having one fitted while parked.
Nights and weekends
24 hours in Lee Bank.
Lee Bank is busy late, with restaurants in the Chinese Quarter and the Arcadian drawing people into town. Night calls come from diners who find a tyre gone flat after dinner and from late workers heading home down the A38. Ring 07473 720871 and the fitter's charge is settled before the van sets off.
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What drivers say.
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"Amazingly fast, polite and saved my day."
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Lee Bank FAQs
Questions from Lee Bank.
Can you fit a tyre in the Arcadian car park?
A car parked there can usually be dealt with, provided the operator's rules allow the work and the wheel has space around it. Tell us the level and bay, and whether the van can fit in or the kit has to be carried. Keep the parking ticket valid while the job is done.
My tyre went on the Bristol Street approach to the Queensway. Where should I stop?
Not in the tunnel and not on the Queensway. Keep going to the first safe turning, then stop in a side road or a car park like NCP Gough Street and ring. Where the car is stuck and staying with it feels dangerous, dial 999 first.
Is Lee Bank inside the Clean Air Zone?
Most of it is. The A4540 Middleway forms the boundary and the ring road itself is uncharged, but the streets inside it, including Bristol Street heading into the centre, are charged for non-compliant cars. Changing a tyre on a car at rest in a bay brings no charge of its own.
Can you repair a puncture near the Chinese Quarter at night?
Night callouts cover Lee Bank as they do the rest of Birmingham. Whether it ends as a repair depends on where the hole is: a tidy hole in the tread's central band can normally be fixed, while damage near the sidewall calls for a replacement tyre, which the fitter brings.
Nearby
Around Lee Bank.
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Along Bristol Street, by the Arcadian and near the Chinese Quarter, the fitter comes to your car.