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Mobile tyre fitting
in Warwick Bar.
Warwick Bar is the canalside pocket of streets around Fazeley Street, a short walk from Millennium Point. Rescue Tyres sends the van, correct tyre aboard, to the parked car, public car park or legal bay, at any time of day or night.
A fitter at your car
in Warwick Bar.
Tyre trouble at Warwick Bar tends to reveal itself once a car has stood unattended all day. Drivers park near Fazeley Street for work or study around Millennium Point, and a slow leak picked up on the Lawley Middleway or at Curzon Circle has plenty of time to empty. Rather than coaxing the car round the ring road to a garage, give the size and the exact spot, and that spot becomes the workshop.
| Postcode districts | B5, B9, B4 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Aston Expressway (A38(M)); Lawley Middleway (A4540); Curzon Circle (A4540); Garrison Circus (A4540) |
| Nearest stations | Millennium Point (West Midlands Metro), Birmingham Moor Street (National Rail), Digbeth High Street (West Midlands Metro) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 16 (Curzon Circle), about 0.3 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | St Andrews Shopping Park, Oxford Trading Estate, Kingston 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 Birmingham |
Tyre work in Warwick Bar.
Around Warwick Bar the job list is the familiar one, just in tighter streets. A nail lodged in the tread, if the damage is small, means dismounting the tyre and fitting a plug and patch from within, which is how BS AU 159 requires it. A torn tyre is replaced with one of identical size and load rating. Without a locking nut key, the fitter works the nut free and leaves the alloy unmarked. Any hour, any day.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
The Fazeley Street car park and the Millennium Point Car Park are both public and give space to lift the car and move around it. Zellig Car Parking, towards Digbeth, is another option. A narrow street with the car hard against the kerb or a wall is not workable, because the fitter needs to kneel on the traffic side. If the car is wedged somewhere awkward but the tyre has kept a little pressure, a short hop into a car park is often the best answer.
Warwick Bar sits in B5, with B9 and B4 close enough that an address nearby may carry either. The callers are people working in the converted buildings, students and staff heading for Millennium Point, and residents of the flats along the canal. Curzon Circle and Garrison Circus bring ring road traffic close, and the Lawley Middleway runs past on the north side. All of this is inside the Middleway, so the Clean Air Zone applies to a non-compliant car on the move, though not to one standing in a bay. Working ground is limited: the streets are narrow, and a car pressed against a wall or left on a single yellow line gives the fitter no safe room. A public car park is the realistic answer here.

24 hours in Warwick Bar.
Late finishes at Millennium Point and the studios mean some Warwick Bar calls arrive after dark, from someone who walked back to the car park and found a wheel down. The phone is answered then too. Before you hang up, you know the full cost of the tyre plus the visit.
What drivers say.
"Had an issue with my tyre and they fixed it in 10 minutes! Very good service and not expensive."
Questions from Warwick Bar.
Can the fitter work in the Millennium Point Car Park?
Is Warwick Bar inside Birmingham's Clean Air Zone?
Can a tyre be changed on Fazeley Street itself?
How far do you travel to reach Warwick Bar?
Around Warwick Bar.
Stuck in Warwick Bar? Call now.
Fazeley Street, Millennium Point and Curzon Circle: the fitter meets the car at Warwick Bar, wherever it is parked.
