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Cheap driving lessons in Birmingham & West Midlands from 4Wheelz driving school. Get 10 driving lessons for just £149 with our special offer, get yours now
United Kingdom
Hannah Tran
Highly recommended 4 Wheelz to my friends and family especially with my instructor Bill Singh who helped me pass today at Kingstanding for the first time (10/06/24). Bill was always on time with his lovely clean car and helped me gain confidence in driving and achieve my goals !!
It is an amazing institution and has a great website I like 4wheels.co.uk and autodrivinginstructor.co.uk. These two are the best institutes in the UK
My daughter was learning with 4wheelz and had over 25 lessons, her instructor would speak to her like she was some sort of idiot , he would tell her that if she hurt anybody whilst in his car she would go to prison for manslaughter and nothing would happen to him as he was just a passenger, he would also tell her constantly that if ANY damage at all was done to his car she would foot the bill. In over 25 lessons he never taught her any manoeuvres nothing she was lucky if he would ALLOW her to go to 3rd or 4th gear. His way of teaching was diabolical and he shouldn’t be allowed to teach anyone if he is like this with other people. When my daughter came in crying after her lesson that was it , I called up the office and told the person who answered everything that had been going on , she told me that someone would contact me later in the day. Lol oh dear so when the “office manager” called me she was so rude she never shut up I had to keep shouting for her to shut up and let me talk, when she actually did this she would then try and twist everything back to my daughter , she tried to make my daughter out to be some sort of idiot that couldn’t grasp the basic of things, when I told her that my daughter had learnt how to drive large farm equipment and did this very quickly she didn’t want to know , my daughter is far from an idiot as she walked out of school top in all her subjects for her year and top marks for all her GCSEs , has gained distinctions from college so far and isn’t far from another one. So as she learns quite easy when being taught correctly then surely this instructor needs to learn how to teach properly . This jumped up gobshite of a office manager Needs to learn some manners firstly and then go on a course to learn how to talk to customers who are paying her wages. I have cancelled any future lessons with this company and would advise if you have any thoughts of going with these to read the reviews first.
I am happy to say that i passed first time learning with 4Wheels and had a great instructor throughout this experience.
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