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Mobile tyre fitting
in Old Park Farm.
Old Park Farm is a residential part of Dudley, a short walk from the A459 where it runs as Burton Road and The Broadway. Rescue Tyres fits tyres outside your house or on the drive, and brings the right tyre with it.
A fitter at your car
in Old Park Farm.
Old Park Farm drivers mostly meet tyre trouble on the A459, the route between Dudley and Sedgley, and on the A457 Sedgley Road towards Woodsetton. Kerb strikes while turning in off busy junctions and screws picked up near the trading estates are the usual causes. Often the damage only shows up the following morning, when a tyre on the drive looks noticeably low. A message with the tyre size and postcode lets the fitter bring the correct tyre from north London and fit it where the car stands.
| Postcode districts | DY1, DY3 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Birmingham New Road (A4123); Burton Road (A459); Burton Road East (A459); The Broadway (A459) |
| Nearest stations | Coseley (National Rail), Tipton (National Rail) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Bean Road Industrial Estate, Wellington Road Industrial Estate, Castle Mill Works Industrial Estate |
| 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 Old Park Farm.
Most Old Park Farm calls are for one of four jobs. A new tyre whose markings copy those of the worn one, fitted on the drive and balanced. A nail in the tread assessed from inside the tyre, with a repair to BS AU 159 carried out only when the hole sits inside the permitted zone. A blowout replaced once the wheel rim has passed a check. A locking nut removed without its key by an extractor. Each job is priced before the fitter sets off, and paid for when it is done.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
The drive is the obvious place, and Old Park Farm has plenty of them. A residential road serves too, provided it is flat and nowhere near a junction. Nearby Co-op and Aldi car parks help when the car can still get there, provided the store agrees. Yards on the trading estates are for vans whose site manager has been told. Not usable: the A459 itself, whether Burton Road, The Broadway or Kent Street, or the A457 through Woodsetton.
Calls come from the houses of Old Park Farm itself, from Woodsetton and Swan Village along Sedgley Road, and from The Broadway end nearer town. Kent Street and Clarence Street, also part of the A459, are too busy to stop on, so a car that fails there should limp into a side road. The trading estates around, Yorks Park, Churchill and Bean Road, send van calls through the week. There is no railway station within a mile, Coseley being the nearest, so this is drive and street work rather than station car parks. Old Park Farm shares its postcodes, DY1 and DY3, with the estates on either side, and quoting the full postcode saves confusion. Hursthill and West Coseley are within reach on the same visit.

24 hours in Old Park Farm.
Late calls from Old Park Farm come from people who drove home along the A459 with a tyre going down, or who spot it before an early start. Old Park Farm night calls reach a real person; the fitter heads to the house as soon as the address and a realistic arrival time have been settled.
What drivers say.
"Fast and great service! Thanks for the Friday night rescue."
Questions from Old Park Farm.
Where is Old Park Farm, and do you cover it?
Can you replace a van tyre at Yorks Park Industrial Estate near Old Park Farm?
Is there a charge for driving around Old Park Farm like the Birmingham Clean Air Zone?
The locking key for my wheels has disappeared in Old Park Farm. What happens?
Around Old Park Farm.
Stuck in Old Park Farm? Call now.
Burton Road, The Broadway or a drive towards Woodsetton: at Old Park Farm the fitter comes to the car.
