Mobile tyre fitting
in Stockland Green.

A fitter at your car
in Stockland Green.

Stockland Green tyre problems are mostly kerb problems. The terraced streets either side of Reservoir Road and Marsh Hill are parked on both sides, and squeezing past oncoming cars pushes wheels against the kerb until a sidewall bulges or splits. The Outer Circle and the A5127 Gravelly Hill North add screws and road debris of their own. Photograph the damage, send the size and the street, and a replacement comes out with the fitter.

Drives, bays and car parks.

The kerb outside the house is where most Stockland Green jobs happen, with a driveway used where there is one. Level ground matters, and so does elbow room on the traffic side of the wheel, so a quieter spot a few doors along is sometimes better. The Lidl car park is an option when the tyre can still carry the car there gently. Reservoir Road, Marsh Hill and the Six Ways junction are too busy to use, whatever the time of day.

Calls come from the terraces off Marsh Hill and Reservoir Road, from homes around Brookvale Village and Upper Witton, and from commuters who use Gravelly Hill station. Most streets here are unrestricted, which makes kerbside work simple once there is space beside the damaged wheel. Where cars are packed tight, moving a few doors along to a wider gap does the trick. The Outer Circle carries buses, so nobody jacks a car beside it or at Six Ways. Junction Six Industrial Park adds van work, carried out in the yard once the site agrees. Stockland Green sits a long way north of the Middleway, outside the Birmingham Clean Air Zone, so a callout here involves no charge of that sort.