Vans working out of Bayton Road and Prologis Park earn nothing on a flat. Commercial tyres rated for the load are brought to the yard or the house and fitted there.
This is van country. The Bayton Road industrial estate and Prologis Park on the Coventry border feed light commercials onto the A444 and the M6 at junction 3 all day, and the trades living in Collycroft, Ash Green and Keresley End follow them out. A van carrying stock presses down on each tyre far harder than an empty one, so yard debris, kerbed sidewalls off the B4113 roundabouts and worn rears fill the diary.
The sidewall tells us what to bring. Somewhere after the size sits a C, as in 225/65 R16C, the mark of a commercial build, followed by the load index, usually a pair such as 112/110 to allow for twin rear wheels, then a speed rating. The registration will do instead. The tyre fitted reaches that load figure or passes it, gets a balance on the spot and the pressures from the door pillar sticker.
Yards and hard standing along Bayton Road, the approach roads to Prologis Park, and driveways in Collycroft, Exhall and Bulkington. The station car park is compact but flat, so say which bay. Not on the A444 dual carriageway or the M6 slip roads.
| Postcodes | CV12 |
|---|---|
| Typical arrival | A long run from London: allow 2 to 3 hours |
About van tyre fitting nationwide → · Van tyre fitting on the Bedworth page
Ground matters more with a van. Concrete at a Bayton Road unit or a level drive in Bedworth Woodlands takes a jack properly; a sloping kerb in Mount Pleasant or loose ground does not. Where the back is packed with tools, moving some out first is worth the trouble. An electric van hides its weight, so the load figure on the tyre it replaces is the least we will fit, and the label's noise grade is worth reading.
Van tyres fitted at the yard or door in Bedworth. Call 07473 720871.
