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Stoke, West Midlands, near Coventry · CV2 and CV3
Mobile tyre fitting
Mobile tyre fitting
in Stoke.
This is Stoke in Coventry, CV2 and CV3, on the east side of the city where Binley Road meets Allard Way. Rescue Tyres changes and mends tyres on the spot, whether the car is outside the house or pulled in off the main road.
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Tyre trouble in Stoke?
A fitter at your car
A fitter at your car
in Stoke.
Stoke is crossed by main roads. Binley Road, the A428, runs east out of the city through it, Allard Way cuts across towards Stoke Aldermoor, and Walsgrave Road and Ansty Road to the north carry the A4600. Tyres here pick up glass and debris along these routes and hit the kerbs of busy junctions. If a tyre has let go, pull into a side street off the A428 and phone with the size; the tyre is brought to that spot.
| Postcode districts | CV2, CV3 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Walsgrave Road (A4600); Ansty Road (A4600); Allard Way (A4082); Binley Road (A428) |
| Nearest stations | Copsewood Miniature Railway () |
| Estates and parks nearby | Warwickshire Shopping Park, Airport Retail Park, Binley Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 78 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 Coventry |
What we do in Stoke
Tyre work in Stoke.
Stoke calls cover the whole range of tyre jobs, carried out at the car. New tyres to the size on the sidewall, at the budget, mid or premium level you choose. A nail or screw in the middle band of the tread fixed from inside, and only where BS AU 159 permits a repair. Blown tyres replaced where the car has been stopped safely. Locking wheel nuts drawn off even with the key long gone. Round the clock, every day.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Where we work in Stoke
Drives, bays and car parks.
A drive is the first choice. Failing that, a residential street off Binley Road or Walsgrave Road with a bit of kerb space is fine. A Stoke supermarket car park makes a reasonable meeting point for a car still fit to drive, once the store has said yes. A business park yard suits a van. The main roads themselves, Binley Road, Allard Way, Walsgrave Road and Ansty Road, are no good for working on a car.
People call from the houses along and behind Binley Road, from the Stoke Hill and Copsewood streets, and from the roads running up to Walsgrave Road and Wyken. Ball Hill is to the west. Most work is done outside the front door, on a drive or at the kerb. Stoke has no named public car park, but the supermarkets nearby, Tesco, Lidl and Morrisons among them, have car parks that can work when the store allows it. Nobody should leave a car on a jack on the A428 or on Allard Way through Stoke. The industrial estates at Binley, Bilton and Henley are within reach for vans that break down at work.
Nights and weekends
24 hours in Stoke.
Night calls in Stoke often come from shift workers on their way to or from University Hospital at Walsgrave, and from people who come out to the drive late in the evening and see a wheel down on its rim. Someone always answers, and the full price for the job is given before the van is sent.
Google reviews
What drivers say.
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"Faultless experience. Great communication, attitude and service."
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Stoke FAQs
Questions from Stoke.
Is this page for Stoke in Coventry?
It is for the Stoke on the east side of Coventry, postcodes CV2 and CV3, around Binley Road, Allard Way and Walsgrave Road. Several towns across England carry the same name; this one is the Coventry suburb next to Stoke Hill and Copsewood.
Can you fix a puncture on my drive in Stoke, Coventry?
A drive is the ideal surface. The tyre is removed from the rim and checked inside. If the damage is in the mendable part of the tread and small enough, it is sealed from within; if not, a new tyre is fitted then and there.
My tyre burst on Binley Road. Where should I stop?
Turn off the A428 into the first safe side street, or into a supermarket car park if one is closer, and put the hazards on. Do not drive on for longer than you have to, as the rim can be damaged. Then ring with the location.
Do you do van tyres in Stoke for the local industrial estates?
Van tyres are part of the service. A van at Binley Industrial Estate, Henley Industrial Park or on a street in Stoke can have its tyre changed where it stands, given flat tarmac and elbow room on the flat side.
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Around Stoke.
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Stuck in Stoke? Call now.
Binley Road, Allard Way or a Stoke Hill drive: the fitter comes to the car, anywhere in Stoke, Coventry.