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Mobile tyre fitting
in Tantany.
Tantany wraps around the edge of West Bromwich town centre, between All Saints Way and The Expressway. Worn tyres get swapped and punctures mended on the spot by Rescue Tyres, whether the car waits in a long-stay bay, on the street or on a drive.
A fitter at your car
in Tantany.
Being on the fringe of the town centre, Tantany sees plenty of cars parked for the day, and plenty of tyres found soft at going-home time. The All Saints Interchange, where the A4031 crosses the A41, is busy, and its tight kerb lines catch out drivers who swing wide. A slow puncture picked up on Old Meeting Street often shows up on the dashboard warning before anyone spots it by eye. Phone through the size along with the spot the car is left in, and the tyre is matched before the van leaves.
| Postcode districts | B71, B70 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | The Expressway (A41); All Saints Interchange (A4031); All Saints Way (A4031); Albion Roundabout (A41) |
| Nearest stations | Dudley Street Guns Village (West Midlands Metro), Dartmouth Street (West Midlands Metro), Lodge Road (West Midlands Metro) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 1 (West Bromwich Interchange), about 1.4 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | Great Bridge Retail Park, West Cross Shopping Centre, Plymouth House Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 100 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 West Bromwich |
Tyre work in Tantany.
Whatever the sidewall reads, the tyre can be sourced: budget, mid-range or premium, and the car might need a run-flat, an EV tyre, a 4x4 or SUV size, van tyres, performance rubber, or a winter or all-season pattern. Balancing happens on the van. A puncture is only mended when it meets BS AU 159, meaning the right area of tread and a small enough hole; otherwise a new tyre goes on. Burst tyres get a direct replacement. Where the wheel lock key has vanished, that nut comes off with extraction tools and a plain one takes its place.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
Sandwell Road/Temple Street and Temple Street/Frederick Street are both long-stay car parks with bays wide enough for a jack and a trolley, and they are the natural choice for anyone who parked to go into town. For a car that still drives, the Tesco Extra car park, or the one at Lidl, will do, parked at the far end. Driveways and residential streets in Lyndon suit people at home. Hotel and pub car parks belong to their guests, so they are left alone.
Calls here come from the town-centre fringe: people who have parked for work or shopping, residents in Lyndon, The Cronehills and Mayer's Green, and the units at Plymouth House Industrial Estate and Varney Business Park. Addresses fall in B71 on the north side and B70 to the south. The long-stay car parks off Temple Street are the useful ones, with open bays and room to kneel. The New Square multi-storey is private and low, which makes it much harder going. All Saints Way and The Expressway have no verge to stand on, so if a tyre gives out on either, creep on into the nearest side street before ringing. Sandwell has no clean air charge.

24 hours in Tantany.
Tantany borders the town centre, so after dark the calls come mostly from people coming off late shifts, or out of an evening in town, to a tyre down in a long-stay car park. Nobody is left with voicemail at night. The price is spoken before the fitter sets off, with payment held back until the new tyre is on.
What drivers say.
"Fast and great service! Thanks for the Friday night rescue."
Questions from Tantany.
Can you fit a tyre in the Temple Street long-stay car park?
I live in Lyndon, can the fitter come to my drive?
What if the tyre goes on All Saints Way?
Can the fitter work in the New Square car park?
Around Tantany.
Stuck in Tantany? Call now.
Around All Saints Way, Temple Street and the Lyndon streets, the tyre is changed wherever the car was left.
