WHEN A TIRE MAY BE REPAIRABLE
Tire repair starts with a proper suitability assessment.
Not every puncture can be repaired, and not every repair can be performed safely at the roadside. A suitable partner must assess the tire, damage and available facilities before recommending and quoting the work.
What this service covers
- Inspection to establish whether the tire is suitable for repair.
- Repair only when the damage, tire condition, equipment and safe working location permit.
- Tire replacement, wheel damage and transport to a repair facility are quoted separately if needed.
Before you agree to service
Ask for the actual operator’s name, what they will do, the quote, applicable taxes and any possible extra fees. Confirm who is responsible for consent, invoicing and complaints. Only approve work you understand.
Arrival time depends on safe access, road conditions and available operators. A website request does not mean a partner has accepted or been dispatched.
Read about quotes and service disclosuresKnow the limits
Do not drive on a flat or visibly damaged tire. Sidewall damage and other unsafe conditions may rule out repair; ask about a spare-wheel change or towing when needed.