Mobile tyre fitting
in Pedmore.

A fitter at your car
in Pedmore.

In Pedmore, tyre trouble usually shows itself on the drive in the morning: a slow leak from a screw collected on Hagley Road, or a sidewall scuffed on a kerb along Ham Lane and Grange Lane, where the A4036 runs. Because the houses here mostly have off-road parking, the job is done exactly where the car already sits. The size is moulded into the sidewall; message it with your DY9 or DY8 postcode, and the tyre on the van will be a match, not a guess.

Drives, bays and car parks.

Driveways do almost all the work in Pedmore. A car parked on the road outside a house is fine too, provided the flat sits on the kerb side, away from Hagley Road's traffic. The car parks at Stourbridge Junction suit a commuter whose tyre went down during the day, as long as the bay is clear and the operator knows. Hagley Road, Ham Lane and Grange Lane are not somewhere to stop and raise a car; a side road a few doors along is.

Most calls from Pedmore come from home addresses: the roads off Hagley Road, the streets around Pedmore Fields and Upper Swinford, and the houses along Worcester Lane and Heath Lane, the B4187 and B4186. A driveway covers the great majority of them. The exceptions are cars left near Stourbridge Junction during the working day, and cars that have stopped on Hagley Road itself. That road carries a constant flow between Stourbridge and Hagley, so a flat-tyred car wants rolling into the nearest side road before anyone lifts it. Dudley borough makes no clean-air charge, so no zone touches a Pedmore driver unless the trip goes into central Birmingham inside the Middleway.