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Mobile tyre fitting
in Queslett.
Queslett is where the A4041 Queslett Road meets Beacon Road, on the edge of Great Barr and Pheasey. Rescue Tyres drives out with a tyre on board and fits it on a drive, a side street or a car park.
A fitter at your car
in Queslett.
Queslett Road is a main A-road carrying traffic across the north of the city, and Beacon Road crosses it here. A tyre damaged on either often keeps going until the next stop and then goes flat. Queslett Road East continues on towards Kingstanding. Pheasey and Perry Beeches are both close, so plenty of calls come from those streets too. Share the size and whereabouts, and a tyre is brought along, sparing a damaged one any more miles.
| Postcode districts | B43, B44 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Queslett Road (A4041); Queslett Road East (A4041); Beacon Road (B4154); Kings Road (B4149) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 7 (Great Barr Interchange), about 1.2 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | Perry Park Industrial Estate, Great Barr Business Park, Hamstead Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 98 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 Kingstanding |
Tyre work in Queslett.
In Queslett the common calls are punctures and worn tyres. A nail or screw in the tread area is fixed with a patch from inside, following BS AU 159, after the tyre is demounted and checked over; damage near the sidewall means a new one. Replacement tyres come in the size printed on the sidewall. Burst tyres are replaced, and locking nuts are removed with specialist sockets when the key is lost. Help is on offer day or night.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
A drive is the best place, and a residential side street off Beacon Road is the next. The Asda car park is open and easy to find for a driveable car, and the Collingwood Centre is another car park within reach. The Co-operative Food and Aldi car parks are smaller but usable with care. Industrial estate yards suit vans. Queslett Road itself is not usable at all, and nor is the carriageway of Beacon Road.
Calls come from the housing around the junction, from Pheasey and Perry Beeches close by, and from vans on Perry Park Industrial Estate, Great Barr Business Park and Hamstead Industrial Estate. Postcodes here are B43 and B44, and the area sits where Walsall and Birmingham meet, so the full postcode helps. Queslett Road has no safe place to stand beside a lifted car, so turn off into a residential road before stopping. The Asda car park is the obvious public space for a car that can be moved. Queslett is well outside the A4540 Middleway, and no clean air charge applies. Great Barr is about a mile away for anyone parked on that side.

24 hours in Queslett.
After dark, calls from Queslett tend to come from drivers who pulled off Queslett Road with a tyre going down and are waiting in a side street or the Asda car park. The line is answered at every hour, and the charge for the visit is given before you decide.
What drivers say.
"Life saver. Sudden puncture, hard-to-find tyre. They got back to me within 10 minutes and did a mobile tyre change."
Questions from Queslett.
My tyre went down on Queslett Road. Where should I stop?
Is Queslett in Birmingham or Walsall?
Can I get a tyre changed in the Asda car park at Queslett?
What should I tell you about my tyre when I ring from Queslett?
Around Queslett.
Stuck in Queslett? Call now.
From Queslett Road and Beacon Road to Pheasey and the Asda car park, the van brings the tyre to you.
