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Mobile tyre fitting
in Tyburn.
Tyburn sits at Tyburn House Island, where Kingsbury Road, the A38, crosses Chester Road, the A452, with trade estates crowded round it. Rescue Tyres drives new tyres and a full fitting setup out to a stranded car or van anywhere in B24.
A fitter at your car
in Tyburn.
A lot of what goes wrong with tyres in Tyburn happens to working vehicles. Vans run in and out of the Kingsbury Trading Estate and the Fort Industrial Park all day, and yard floors collect screws, offcuts and strapping that end up in a tread. Cars pick up the same debris along the Kingsbury Road. The usual outcome is a slow leak discovered at the start of a shift. Phone through the sidewall size, plus the yard or street where the vehicle stands, and a tyre to suit is loaded on the van before it heads your way.
| Postcode districts | B24 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Chester Road (A452); Kingsbury Road (A38); Tyburn House Island (A38;A452); Spitfire Island |
| Nearest stations | Erdington (National Rail), Chester Road (National Rail) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 5 (Castle Bromwich Interchange), about 1.3 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | Ravenside Retail Park, The Fort Shopping Park, Erdington Industrial Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 94 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 Erdington |
Tyre work in Tyburn.
Vans account for plenty of the Tyburn work, each tyre sourced to the load index and size printed on the old one, car, 4x4 and EV sizes too. For a screw buried in the tread, off comes the tyre, and where the hole falls within the limits BS AU 159 sets, a proper internal patch goes in rather than a string plug. A tyre that blew out on the Kingsbury Road gets swapped, and the rim gets a close look. Fleet vans whose locking nut key has walked off are freed without scarring the wheel.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
For a van, the yard it lives in is usually the best place, provided the gate is open and there is level ground beside it. For a car, the drive at home. The Castle Vale Retail Park car park is big enough to work in for a car that can manage the hop over, and so is the car park at Pype Hayes Park across Chester Road. The kerb and verge of the trunk roads, and anywhere on the islands themselves, are not places a wheel comes off.
Calls here split between the estates and the houses. On the commercial side that means Erdington Industrial Estate, Kingsbury Trading Estate, Maybrook Business Park and the units towards Castle Bromwich Business Park. On the residential side it means the streets off Tyburn Road and Eachelhurst Road, and the Pitts Farm roads beyond them. A fitter can work in a yard or on a unit forecourt once the site knows he is coming, and on any driveway. What is out is the carriageway around Tyburn House Island and Spitfire Island, and the kerb of the A38 or the A452, where a jacked vehicle would sit in heavy traffic with nowhere to stand. Tyburn lies far beyond the Birmingham Clean Air Zone boundary, so no charge enters the picture at all.

24 hours in Tyburn.
Tyburn's night calls often come from the estates: a driver arriving for an early start to find a van sat on a flat, or a night shift ending with the pressure warning lit. Whoever answers notes the size and the spot, and settles the price of callout plus tyre with you before anybody leaves.
What drivers say.
"A pleasure having them come down and save me. Big shout out to Hiwad, really responsive, recommend him to anybody."
Questions from Tyburn.
Is a van on the Kingsbury Trading Estate something you can deal with in its own yard?
I got a flat near Tyburn House Island. Where should I pull in?
Which postcode is Tyburn in?
Do you come out to Tyburn from Birmingham or from London?
Around Tyburn.
Stuck in Tyburn? Call now.
Tyburn House Island, the Kingsbury Trading Estate or a drive off Chester Road: the fitter comes to the vehicle.
