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Mobile tyre fitting
in Walker's Heath.
Walker's Heath is a residential estate in Kings Norton, south Birmingham, between Druids Heath and the A441 Redditch Road. Rescue Tyres comes to your drive or kerb with the right tyre and fits it on the spot.
A fitter at your car
in Walker's Heath.
On Walker's Heath the tyre problem usually starts at home. A screw brought back from the trading estate, or a kerb clipped while parking on the estate roads, leaves a tyre soft on the drive in the morning. Some trouble starts on Pershore Road South or Redditch Road, both busy stretches of the A441, and ends with the car creeping into the estate. Keep the wheel turning as little as possible once it is flat. Share a photo of the sidewall plus your postcode, and the tyre arrives with the fitter.
| Postcode districts | B38, B14, B30 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Redditch Road (A441); Pershore Road South (A441) |
| Nearest stations | Kings Norton (National Rail) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Kings Norton Trading Estate, Stirchley Trading Estate |
| Distance from our base | about 92 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 Kings Norton |
Tyre work in Walker's Heath.
On Walker's Heath the fitter brings a replacement to your sidewall size, then fits and balances it where the car is parked. A nail in the main part of the tread is removed, the tyre is inspected on the inside, and a patch-plug meeting BS AU 159 goes in where the damage permits. A burst tyre is changed after a look at the rim for damage. Locking nuts with a lost or rounded key are extracted. Around the clock, the phone is answered.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
An estate drive is the best surface on Walker's Heath, and many homes have one. Legal kerbside parking works when there is room to lift the car on the side of the damaged tyre. Kings Norton station car park, roughly a mile off, is usable for a commuter whose car is properly parked in a bay. A trading estate yard needs the occupier's agreement. The A441 carriageway, bus stops and grass verges are not used.
Walker's Heath sits where three postcodes meet, B38, B14 and B30, and addresses on its edges can surprise people, so the full postcode matters when booking. Calls come from the estate roads, many with driveways, and from houses on the Druids Heath and Brandwood End sides. The Kings Norton Trading Estate and the Stirchley Trading Estate are not far off for anyone whose van gets a flat at work. The A441 carries heavy traffic and buses, so a wheel change on it is off the table; a car should be moved into a residential road. As for the Clean Air Zone, its boundary at the Middleway is a long way north of this estate.

24 hours in Walker's Heath.
Night calls from Walker's Heath are often somebody heading out before dawn to find the car sitting low on the drive, or returning late from the Redditch Road direction with a tyre failing. The call is taken at any time of night, with the price agreed on it before the van is sent.
What drivers say.
"Fast and efficient, really good service, sociable guy."
Questions from Walker's Heath.
Why does my Walker's Heath address show different postcodes?
Can a van with a flat be seen to at a trading estate near Walker's Heath?
Is a puncture from the trading estate repairable on Walker's Heath?
How soon can someone get to Walker's Heath?
Around Walker's Heath.
Stuck in Walker's Heath? Call now.
Across Walker's Heath, from the Druids Heath side to Redditch Road, a drive or kerb is where the tyre gets fitted.
