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Mobile tyre fitting
in Whitehouse Common.
Whitehouse Common lies on the outer edge of Sutton Coldfield, where Whitehouse Common Road leads out towards the lanes around Roughley. Rescue Tyres swaps the tyre at home, with the car left parked where it is.
A fitter at your car
in Whitehouse Common.
Whitehouse Common is a B75 suburb of wide roads and larger plots, and the tyre trouble here tends to come from the roads out of town rather than the streets in it. The A453 Tamworth Road and the B4148 carry traffic between the estates and the lanes beyond, and a stone or a clipped verge edge on those roads can cut a sidewall. Park where it is safe, and a snap of the sidewall along with the B75 postcode tells the fitter which tyre to bring.
| Postcode districts | B75 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Tamworth Road (A453); Whitehouse Common Road (B4148); Hollyfield Road (B4148); Hollyfield Road South (B4148) |
| Nearest stations | Sutton Coldfield (National Rail), Four Oaks (National Rail) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction T3 (Langley Mill), about 1.0 miles away |
| Distance from our base | about 96 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 Sutton Coldfield |
Tyre work in Whitehouse Common.
Whitehouse Common jobs are often planned rather than emergencies: a tyre worn close to the legal limit, a slow puncture that needs pumping up every morning, or a pair of new tyres before a long trip. The fitter brings them in your size and balances each wheel on the van. A puncture is repaired when the damage falls within the British Standard's rules for the tread, and a lost locking key on a Whitehouse Common car means that nut is taken off before anything else.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
A drive is the standard answer in Whitehouse Common, and most houses have one with room either side of the car. Where the drive is shared or sloping, a level spot on a quiet residential road will do, clear of junctions. School parking and private grounds nearby are off limits to the public. The B4148 and the A453 carry too much traffic to work beside, so a car stuck on either should be moved off first if it can roll.
Most calls come from homes along Whitehouse Common Road and the residential roads branching off it, where drives are usually generous and the car can be worked on without leaving the property. Reddicap Heath, Falcon Lodge and Wheatmore are all close, with High Heath and Littleworth End further out on the lanes. The A453 Tamworth Road is the main route out of town towards Tamworth, and it offers no safe spot for tyre work. There are no public car parks here: the nearest usable ones are in Sutton Coldfield town centre, over a mile away. So the tyre gets changed on a drive, or beside a legal stretch of kerb in a side road off Whitehouse Common Road.

24 hours in Whitehouse Common.
Night calls from Whitehouse Common usually follow a drive back along the Tamworth Road with a tyre losing air and made it home. The phone is answered at any hour. Whatever the job, the figure is given over the phone first, so you know it before the fitter sets off.
What drivers say.
"Had two tyres replaced and was really impressed. Friendly and efficient, job completed quickly. Highly recommend!"
Questions from Whitehouse Common.
Can you do a tyre change on my drive in Whitehouse Common?
Is there a public car park near Whitehouse Common to meet the fitter?
My tyre went flat on the A453 Tamworth Road. What should I do?
Do you cover Roughley and the lanes past Whitehouse Common?
Around Whitehouse Common.
Stuck in Whitehouse Common? Call now.
Whitehouse Common Road, the Tamworth Road or a Reddicap Heath drive: the tyre is changed where your car waits.
