Mobile Tyre Fitting in Birmingham

Birmingham sits at the centre of the motorway network, and that is exactly why it generates so much roadside tyre work. More traffic passes through this city than almost anywhere else in England.

Roads we get called to around Birmingham

• M6 junction 6 — Spaghetti Junction. One of the most complex interchanges in Europe, and a genuinely bad place to stop.
• A38(M) Aston Expressway — the tidal-flow route into the city centre, where lane directions change through the day.
• M6, M5 and M42, including the M6 Toll to the north.
• A38 Queensway tunnels and the inner ring road.

Stopping on the Aston Expressway

The A38(M) deserves particular care because of the tidal flow system. The number of lanes running in each direction changes depending on the time of day, which means the space beside you is not always where you expect it to be.

If you have to stop, get as far left as you physically can, get out on the passenger side, and get behind a barrier before calling.

On Spaghetti Junction itself, tell us the junction number and which carriageway you are on. "On the M6 near Birmingham" is not enough to find you on a structure with that many levels and slip roads.