"Very quick and efficient service."
Mobile tyre fitting
in Tyseley.
Tyseley is Birmingham at work, with Kingpin Industrial Park, the Klaxon and Stephenson estates and Tyseley station clustered off the A41 Warwick Road. Rescue Tyres sends a fitter to the vehicle itself, whether it waits in a yard or out on the street.
A fitter at your car
in Tyseley.
Work yards are hard on tyres. Screws and offcuts end up on the ground wherever goods are moved, and a van can collect one on Wharfdale Road and not know about it until it is loaded for the next run. Tyseley also has homes along Stockfield Road and the Warwick Road, where the problems are the familiar slow punctures and kerbed sidewalls. Both kinds get sorted in situ, once the tyre markings have been read out on the phone.
| Postcode districts | B11, B27 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Warwick Road (A41); Fox Hollies Road (A4040); Stockfield Road (A4040); Tyseley Hill Road (B4146) |
| Nearest stations | Tyseley (National Rail), Spring Road (National Rail), Shakespeare Line Warwick Road () |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 19 (Camp Hill Circus), about 2.3 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | Klaxon Industrial Estate, Stephenson Industrial Estate, Kingpin Industrial Park |
| Distance from our base | about 91 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 Acocks Green |
Tyre work in Tyseley.
Commercial van sizes are sourced to the exact load rating printed on the sidewall, and car tyres to the size and speed rating. A screw lodged in the tread can often be dealt with by an internal repair, provided it sits where BS AU 159 allows one. A blowout means a fresh tyre, fitted only once the rim has passed a careful look. On fleet vans with a missing locking nut key, the nut comes off with purpose-made tools and the wheel is left intact. The phone line never closes.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
Unit forecourts and yard space on the Tyseley estates make the best working ground, with firm hardstanding and room to walk right round a van. Permission from the site comes first, every time. Among the houses, a driveway or a quiet side street is perfectly good. Shared estate roadways, loading doors and lorry turning areas are not usable, and neither is the Warwick Road where it runs past the shops and bus stops.
Trade calls come from Kingpin Industrial Park, the Klaxon and Stephenson industrial estates, Rovex Business Park and the units along Wharfdale Road and Tyseley Hill Road. Household calls come from the terraces and semis off Stockfield Road and the Warwick Road, and from the Acocks Green side in B27. On an estate the right spot is the unit's own forecourt or a marked bay, agreed with whoever runs the site and well away from lorries turning. The Warwick Road and Stockfield Road are both busy, the latter part of the Outer Circle, so a vehicle stranded on either should be rolled into a side street if it can move. Anyone meeting the fitter near Tyseley or Spring Road station should wait on a residential road. The Clean Air Zone stops at the Middleway, so B11 is outside it.

24 hours in Tyseley.
Tyseley starts early. A van meant to leave at dawn but sitting on a flat, or somebody clocking off late from an estate unit, can ring through the night. The size and the unit number go over on the call, and the cost is agreed before a tyre is loaded.
What drivers say.
"Quick, helpful and very understanding of our situation."
Questions from Tyseley.
Can you replace a van tyre at Kingpin Industrial Park?
My car is near Tyseley station with a flat tyre. Where should we meet?
Is Tyseley inside the Birmingham Clean Air Zone?
Can several vans on one Tyseley estate be done in the same visit?
Around Tyseley.
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From Kingpin Industrial Park to Wharfdale Road and Stockfield Road, every van and car is reached where it stands.
