"Very quick and efficient service."
Mobile tyre fitting
in Witton.
Witton sits on the Outer Circle in north Birmingham, where the A4040 crosses Witton Bridge and runs on up Brookvale Road. A Rescue Tyres fitter meets the car on a B6 terrace or in a Holford Industrial Estate yard, tyre in hand.
A fitter at your car
in Witton.
Much of the tyre damage in Witton comes off the Outer Circle. Aston Lane, Witton Bridge and Brookvale Road carry lorries to and from the trading estates all day, and the grit they leave in the gutters ends up in treads and sidewalls. Drivers heading home from the Gravelly Hill Interchange add a share of their own. Read out the tyre size from its sidewall, name the street or yard, and the fitter turns up with that tyre on the van, ready to put it on at the kerb or in the yard.
| Postcode districts | B6, B20, B23, B42 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Walsall Road (A34); Birchfield Road (A34); Brookvale Road (A4040); Brookvale Road Bridge (A4040) |
| Nearest stations | Witton (National Rail), Perry Barr (National Rail), Aston (National Rail) |
| Nearest motorway junction | Junction 6 (Gravelly Hill Interchange), about 1.3 miles away |
| Estates and parks nearby | Holford Industrial Estate, Atlas Industrial Estate, Deykin Park Industrial Estate |
| 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 Perry Barr |
Tyre work in Witton.
Vans account for a large slice of the work in Witton because of the estates, and the fitter brings load-rated sizes to suit. Car owners on the B6 and B23 streets tend to want a single replacement or a puncture sorted. A nail within the repairable zone that BS AU 159 marks out means the tyre is taken off and mended from inside; anywhere else, a new one goes on. Blowouts, keyless locking nuts and night callouts are all handled from the same van.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
Estate yards give the best footing in Witton, flat and clear of passing traffic, as long as the site manager knows the van is coming. A driveway or a quiet side street off Witton Road suits most cars. If the car is still driveable, meeting in the Tesco car park is possible, subject to the store's rules. The Outer Circle itself, Witton Bridge and the approach to Witton station are not places to lift a car.
Calls split roughly three ways. Residents ring from the terraces around Witton Road and the streets towards Upper Witton and Brookvale Village, usually about a flat found outside the house. Firms ring from the estates: Holford, Tame Road, Deykin Park and Junction Six Industrial Park are all close by, and a van with a split tyre is the usual story there. The third group have come off the M6 at junction 6 with a tyre losing air. The fitter will not set up on Aston Lane or Brookvale Road themselves, since both carry heavy Outer Circle traffic with little room at the kerb, and on match days at the nearby football ground the surrounding roads fill early. Witton lies well outside the Clean Air Zone, and the charge never enters the picture.

24 hours in Witton.
Night work in Witton mostly means van drivers on early starts at the Tame Road and Wyrley estates, plus those who have limped off the Gravelly Hill Interchange. Still on the M6? Never wait on the hard shoulder for us: take the next exit and get onto a side street; if the car is stranded somewhere dangerous, ring 999 or National Highways on 0300 123 5000 first.
What drivers say.
"Quick, helpful and very understanding of our situation."
Questions from Witton.
Will the fitter come to a unit on the Holford Industrial Estate?
My tyre went soft coming off the M6 at Gravelly Hill. Where should I pull in?
Is Witton inside the Birmingham Clean Air Zone?
Do you carry tyres for vans working out of the Tame Road estates?
Around Witton.
Stuck in Witton? Call now.
From Witton Bridge and Aston Lane to the Holford and Tame Road estates, the fitter comes to your car.
