Central tread puncture
A small puncture in a repairable tread area may be suitable after the tire is removed and inspected. The final decision requires physical inspection.
CAN THIS TIRE
BE REPAIRED?
We assess the puncture location, tire condition, and signs of internal damage before recommending repair or replacement.
Sidewall or shoulder damage
Sidewall cuts, bulges, shoulder punctures, large damage, exposed cords, or damage from driving while flat generally cannot be treated like an ordinary tread puncture.
BEFORE DISPATCH
SEND FOUR DETAILS.
- 01Exact location
Address, parking level, highway direction, exit, or map pin.
- 02Vehicle details
Year, make, model, and whether a usable spare is available.
- 03Tire information
Tire size from the sidewall and a clear photo when safe.
- 04What happened
Slow leak, sudden pressure loss, impact, visible screw, cut, or warning light.
Important repair questions
Can you promise the tire will be repaired?
No. Repairability cannot be confirmed from a message or exterior photo alone. We inspect the tire and explain the safe next step.
Should I keep driving on it?
Driving on a deflated tire can damage it further and affect vehicle control. Stop in a safe location and seek assistance.
Can you install my spare?
Tell us whether your vehicle has a spare and its condition. We can confirm the appropriate service after reviewing the details.
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Call (437) 972-0090 →STOPPED WITH A FLAT?
Request mobile flat-tire help
Send your vehicle, tire and location details once. Coverage, scope, pricing and preferred timing are confirmed directly.