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The most common reasons for tyre punctures include damaged wheels, a damaged valve system, and improper initial installation of the tyre. Using a patch is a quick fix, and it’s important for drivers to note that this is not a permanent solution. If you have a flat or damaged tyre, you need to bring it into a TYRES & MORE® store as soon as possible to avoid further damage.
Flat tyres are most commonly caused by sharp objects puncturing the tyre, for example, nails and other debris on the road. Other causes for tyre punctures include damage to the valve, a collision and excessive wear to the tyre. Tyres also lose pressure over time and this is completely normal. Driving with a flat tyre, even for s short while, can cause irreparable damage to the wheel, and can cause an accident.
Although it is nearly impossible to see if there’s a tyre puncture by just looking at the tyre, we can thoroughly inspect your tyre inside and out.
How to find out if your tyre needs puncture repair:
Punctured tyres need special care, unfortunately, not all punctures are safe to repair, our professional team will always put your safety first when it comes to tyre puncture repairs.