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Roughley, West Midlands · B75

Mobile tyre fitting
in Roughley.

Roughley is the B75 edge of Sutton Coldfield, where Slade Road and the housing give way to the A38 Sutton Coldfield Bypass and the A446 at Bassetts Pole. The fitting happens on your drive or a quiet road nearby.

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Tyre trouble in Roughley?

A fitter at your car
in Roughley.

Roughley drivers spend a lot of time on busy trunk roads. The A38 Sutton Coldfield Bypass, the A446 London Road and the A453 up Carroway Head Hill all start close by, so a tyre damaged by debris at speed is a common story. Nurse it back to the residential roads off Slade Road, or stop at the first safe side turning, and the fitter comes to the car there with a matching tyre.

Key facts for Roughley
Postcode districtsB75
Main roadsLondon Road (A446); Bassetts Pole; Carroway Head Hill (A453); Sutton Coldfield Bypass (A38)
Nearest stationsButlers Lane (National Rail), Four Oaks (National Rail)
Nearest motorway junctionJunction T3 (Langley Mill), about 1.2 miles away
Distance from our baseabout 97 miles from Brent Cross, NW2 (straight line)
Typical arrivalA long run from London: allow 2 to 3 hours
Parent areaMobile tyre fitting in Sutton Coldfield
What we do in Roughley

Tyre work in Roughley.

The typical Roughley job is a tyre torn by something picked up on the A38 or the A446, so new tyres carry the bulk of the work, matched to the size on the sidewall. With a nail in the tread, the casing is inspected from within, and a patch goes in only if BS AU 159 allows it. Blowouts, seized locking wheel nuts or ones with no key, and calls at any hour are all covered.

Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).

Where we work in Roughley

Drives, bays and car parks.

A drive is the answer for most Roughley homes, and the fitter can work on block paving, tarmac or gravel with a firm base under the jack. The kerbside on the quieter roads off Slade Road is fine too. There is no public car park in Roughley itself, so a car that stops elsewhere is best moved to the Mere Green supermarkets or back home. Verges beside the trunk roads are soft and too close to traffic.

Calls come mostly from the estate roads either side of Slade Road and Little Sutton Road, where houses have drives and the streets are quiet enough to work beside the kerb. Little Sutton and Mere Green are the neighbours to the west, with the shops and supermarkets most people here use. East of the houses the character changes: Bassetts Pole is a meeting of trunk roads, and the A38 bypass and the A453 Tamworth Road have no safe place to stop and jack a car. If a tyre fails out there, carry on slowly to the next exit, get onto a residential road and call from there. Nobody is sent to a trunk road verge.

Rescue Tyres fitter changing a tyre at the kerbside in Roughley
Nights and weekends

24 hours in Roughley.

Night work in Roughley often starts with somebody driving home along the A38 bypass who feels the car pull and gets off at the first turn. Others find a flat on the drive before a dawn start. Ring at any hour; the quote for the visit and the tyre is given there and then.

Google reviews

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."

JSJimmy SuGoogle review
★★★★★

"Great service, fixed my punctured tyre quickly and the best prices for mobile repairs."

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Roughley FAQs

Questions from Roughley.

I have a puncture on the A38 Sutton Coldfield Bypass near Roughley. Can you come to the roadside?
Not on the bypass itself, where there is nowhere safe to work. Drive on gently to the next turn off and find a residential street. If the car is immobile and traffic puts you at risk, get yourself behind the barrier or well back from the carriageway and call 999.
Can you fit tyres at home in Roughley on a Sunday?
Sundays are working days like any other. Most Roughley calls end on a drive off Slade Road or Little Sutton Road, and a weekend visit is arranged the same way as a weekday one: tell us the size and postcode, and the van loads up.
Where does the fitter come from to reach Roughley?
From the one operating base, at Brent Cross in north London; there is no branch nearby. That is a long drive, so any timing you are quoted by phone is deliberately realistic, and your tyre travels with the fitter from the outset.
Road debris has cut my sidewall. Can that be repaired?
No. The sidewall flexes constantly and the repair standard does not allow patches there, so a cut or a bulge means a new tyre. Send a clear photo with the size, and the new one rides out in the van.
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Slade Road, Little Sutton Road or the houses near Bassetts Pole, the fitter comes to the car in Roughley.

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