"Very quick and efficient service."
Mobile tyre fitting
in Milking Bank.
Milking Bank is a residential estate off the B4176 Himley Road, between Russell's Hall and Lower Gornal on the west side of Dudley. Rescue Tyres calls at the house and does the whole job outside it.
A fitter at your car
in Milking Bank.
Milking Bank is almost entirely homes, so the typical call is simple: a tyre found sitting on its rim one morning, or one worn smooth that failed a check. The Himley Road is the route in and out, and the odd nail from it ends up in a tread. There is rarely any need to move the car. Send the sidewall size, the house number and the postcode, and the tyre is fitted outside the front door.
| Postcode districts | DY1, DY3 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Burton Road East (A459); Burton Road (A459); The Broadway (A459); Kent Street (A459) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Thornleigh Trading Estate, Yorks Park Industrial Estate, Orchard Works |
| Distance from our base | about 103 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 Dudley |
Tyre work in Milking Bank.
At the house the fitter can replace a worn or damaged tyre with one sourced to the car's size, balancing the wheel on the van before refitting. A screw or nail in the tread is examined inside the tyre, and when the hole is small and central enough for BS AU 159, it is repaired. A tyre that has failed completely is replaced. A missing locking nut key is solved by extracting the nut. Night callouts are answered.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
The drive or the parking space at the front is where the tyre goes on at Milking Bank, and that covers nearly every job. A quiet kerb on one of the estate roads is fine if the car is parked on the street. The B4176 Himley Road and the A459 Burton Road are not workable, and if the car is stuck on either, it needs nudging into the estate first.
Nearly every call comes from the estate's own roads, along with Dibdale to the north and Cooper's Bank to the west. Houses mostly have drives or parking bays at the front, which gives the fitter firm, level ground away from traffic. Postcodes are split between DY1 and DY3 depending on the side of the estate, so the full postcode saves the van a wrong turn. Milking Bank lacks a public car park, and with so many drives it barely matters. The Himley Road is where not to stop, with traffic running between Dudley and Gornal. The A459 at Burton Road is a short distance off and busy too. The Co-op nearby is the closest open car park for a car that is out and still driveable.

24 hours in Milking Bank.
Night calls from Milking Bank are usually households needing the car first thing, a tyre found flat on the drive after dark. Ring the number, agree the cost and a sensible arrival time on the call, and leave the car parked outside the house for the fitter.
What drivers say.
"Quick, helpful and very understanding of our situation."
Questions from Milking Bank.
Do I need to be home while the tyre is changed in Milking Bank?
Which postcode is Milking Bank?
What if the tyre went flat on the Himley Road?
Can a tyre worn down on the inside edge be replaced at the house?
Around Milking Bank.
Stuck in Milking Bank? Call now.
On the Himley Road side, near Dibdale or off Cooper's Bank, the fitter changes the tyre at Milking Bank.
