"Absolutely amazing service. First call-out for a replacement tyre after hours and I was amazed."
Mobile tyre fitting
in Maney.
Maney lines the A5127 Birmingham Road as it climbs into Sutton Coldfield past the Parade. On a B72 drive or in South Parade Car Park, Rescue Tyres puts a new tyre on the car where it stands.
A fitter at your car
in Maney.
Most tyre trouble in Maney starts within sight of the town centre. The Birmingham Road and the Parade carry buses and shoppers all day, Jockey Road feeds in from the Boldmere side, and a tyre that clips a kerb pulling out of a side road can soften over the afternoon. Nobody needs to nurse a car on a slow puncture along the A5127 in search of a garage. Send a photo of the sidewall size and the postcode instead, and the Maney job starts with the right tyre already on board.
| Postcode districts | B72, B73 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Birmingham Road (A5127); Parade (A5127); Queen Street; Jockey Road (A453) |
| Nearest stations | Sutton Coldfield (National Rail), Wylde Green (National Rail), Chester Road (National Rail) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction T3 (Langley Mill), about 2.4 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | Princess Alice Retail Park, Clarke Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 96 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 Maney.
Any worn or damaged tyre on a Maney car is replaced with one of identical size, on the drive or in the bay it occupies. Nails and screws picked up around the town centre are pulled, and the tyre is examined from the inside; a hole the British Standard, BS AU 159, allows to be mended is sealed from inside. Blowouts get a replacement with the rim looked over. Lose the locking key and the fitter still gets that wheel off, extracting the nut first.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
South Parade Car Park is the obvious public option, flat and a short walk from the shops, and a fitter can work in an ordinary bay there if the next bay leaves space to kneel. The Aldi car park suits a customer who can leave the car while the wheel is off, at a quiet time of day. Driveways on the residential roads suit any job. What does not work is a bus stop, the Parade itself or a spot on double yellow lines with traffic squeezing past.
Calls here come from the older houses and flats set back from the Birmingham Road, from shoppers who return to a flat tyre in South Parade Car Park, and from drivers stopping at the Aldi. The postcode splits between B72 and B73 depending on which side of the main road the address falls, so the whole postcode is worth more than the street name. The Parade and the Birmingham Road themselves are no place to jack a car: they are narrow, busy and lined with bus stops. A side street with room on the kerb side, a drive or a marked bay does the job. Although Maney counts as Birmingham, the city's clean air charge applies only within the A4540 Middleway, so it plays no part here.

24 hours in Maney.
Maney's late calls usually follow an evening out along the Parade, when a driver reaches the car and finds one corner on the rim. A real person takes the call at any hour, a figure is agreed before the van rolls, and the tyre is swapped on the spot where the car was left.
What drivers say.
"Good and fast service."
Questions from Maney.
Can you change a tyre in South Parade Car Park in Maney?
Can the tyre be changed while I shop at the Aldi near Maney?
My car is on the Birmingham Road in Maney with a flat. Should I stay there?
Is Maney too far north for a London based fitter?
Around Maney.
Stuck in Maney? Call now.
From the Parade and the Birmingham Road to South Parade Car Park and the Aldi, the fitter comes to your car.
