Mobile tyre fitting
in Little Bromwich.

A fitter at your car
in Little Bromwich.

Most tyre trouble in Little Bromwich starts on the busy roads that box it in. Bordesley Green and Bordesley Green East carry buses and hospital traffic, while Bowyer Road and St Saviours Road take the B4516 up towards Saltley, so a screw collected on the way home tends to show up next morning as a tyre sitting low outside the house. Photograph the numbers on the tyre wall, add the street, and a tyre of that size rides out on the van.

Drives, bays and car parks.

Start with the drive, since a good share of Little Bromwich homes have one. Failing that, a residential side street with room to open a door and set a jack on level tarmac does the job. If the car will still creep along, the Lidl or Asda car park nearby gives space, provided it is left at the far end from the shop doors. Bus stops and the short bays along Bordesley Green are no use at all, and neither is anywhere the car would jut into passing traffic.

Calls here come mostly from the houses with driveways on the Little Bromwich side of Bordesley Green, which is why this corner is easier to work in than the packed terraces further along. Houses without a drive still have options: a calm residential turning, off the main road, does nearly as well. Bordesley Green itself is less helpful: it has bus stops, short bays and steady traffic, so a car that sags on it should be steered into the nearest side street before anyone rings. Addresses split between B9 and B8, and it is worth saying which on the phone because the two halves open onto different main roads. Charging under the Clean Air Zone only begins inside the A4540 Middleway, closer to town, so neither the driver nor a van heading out to a Little Bromwich address pays a thing.