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Mobile tyre fitting
in Wylde Green.
Wylde Green sits between Boldmere and Sutton Coldfield town centre, with the A5127 Birmingham Road running through and its own railway station. Rescue Tyres handles the fitting wherever the car is left, be that a drive or a residential street.
A fitter at your car
in Wylde Green.
Wylde Green is mostly settled residential streets, so tyre trouble tends to be found at home rather than out on the road. A car comes back along Birmingham Road or Jockey Road with a nail already in, and by the next morning it is flat on the drive. Commuters who drive to Wylde Green station get the other half of it, returning to a tyre that has gone down during the day. Either way, the fitter only needs the sidewall size and the postcode.
| Postcode districts | B72, B73 |
|---|---|
| Main roads | Birmingham Road (A5127); Jockey Road (A453); Parade (A5127); Lower Queen Street |
| Nearest stations | Wylde Green (National Rail), Chester Road (National Rail), Sutton Coldfield (National Rail) |
| Estates and parks nearby | Princess Alice Retail Park, Clarke Industrial Estate, Maybrook Business Park |
| Distance from our base | about 95 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 Erdington |
Tyre work in Wylde Green.
Tyres for Wylde Green are sourced to the car's size and fitted at the house, run-flat sizes included for cars that carry no spare. For a nail or screw, the tyre is separated from the wheel and patched from within, following BS AU 159 on where a repair may go and how large it may be. Burst or badly cut tyres are replaced and the rim is inspected. Keyless locking wheel nuts come off too. Late evenings, nights and weekends are all covered.
Repairs follow BS AU 159; the legal minimum tread is 1.6mm (GOV.UK).
Drives, bays and car parks.
The drive at home is the obvious surface, and a residential side road is the fallback. Station parking at Wylde Green and at Chester Road is railway land, so any work there needs the operator's say so; a street nearby is simpler. Short stays only apply at the Aldi and Co-operative Food car parks, fine for a car that is already standing there but not a place to arrange a meeting. Jockey Road and the A5127 kerbs are not usable.
Addresses around here sit in B72 or B73, and a road's postcode is not always what you would guess, so give the full one. Calls come from the roads off Birmingham Road and Boldmere Road, from around Jockey Road, and from Driffold and Maney, which share the same mix of drives and quiet side roads. Most houses have a drive, and nearly every job finishes on one. The A5127 and the A453 Jockey Road are the exceptions: both carry traffic all day, and a car stopped on either cannot safely have a wheel removed. Around Wylde Green station the side streets are the sensible alternative. Being far outside the Birmingham Clean Air Zone, Wylde Green never attracts a charge.

24 hours in Wylde Green.
Evening calls tend to come from commuters back at Wylde Green station to a tyre gone soft, and from households spotting a flat on the drive late at night. Someone answers, confirms the tyre, and agrees the whole cost with you before the fitter heads out.
What drivers say.
"Had an issue with my tyre and they fixed it in 10 minutes! Very good service and not expensive."
Questions from Wylde Green.
Is Wylde Green covered as Sutton Coldfield or Erdington?
Can you meet me at Wylde Green station?
I have run-flat tyres and one has a puncture. What happens?
Must somebody be at home in Wylde Green while the tyre is fitted?
Around Wylde Green.
Stuck in Wylde Green? Call now.
Wylde Green station, Jockey Road or a drive off Birmingham Road: the fitter comes to the car in Wylde Green.
