Tyre damage repair should only be attempted if the tyre has first been checked thoroughly. If the tyre displays any of the following characteristics, a puncture repair should not be attempted;
- Illegal tread depth (below 1.6mm across the central ¾ of the tyre tread throughout the entire circumference)
- Secondary damage – caused by the injuring object
- Ageing/deterioration of tyre rubber
- Bead damage ( imprinted grooved ring around side wall )
- Exposed cords
- Faulty/poor previous repairs
Inspection is vital – if you have any doubts about whether or not a tyre should be repaired, do not repair it.
*** PLEASE UNDERSTAND THE DANGERS IF WE REFUSE TO REPAIR A TYRE THIS IS NOT A SALES POINT ***
Driving on a flat tire can cause internal structural damage to the tire, may lead to wheel and vehicle damage and may result in poor vehicle handling and control — which could lead to an accident, injury or