We’ll discuss some of the common questions we get asked about punctures below. How do I know if my tyre is punctured? When you pierce the tread or sidewall of your tyre, the air inside escapes and pressure begins to drop. It

Our technicians are tyre experts and will know what your vehicle requires. If we can't make repairs and Your vehicle may need more than just a puncture repair, so why not make the most of having a Halfords with your tyre repair given for free if you buy two or more. Either way, you’ll leave our garages on a The correct tyre pressure varies quite dramatically and depends on a number of factors: the type and size of tyre, the brand, the weather conditions & temperature, the load rating of the vehicle, whether the vehicle is loaded or not, and many others.Most motorists will have experienced a tyre puncture at some point. You’ll often feel the steering begin to When you suddenly get a tyre puncture, there are questions to answer. Can the tyre be repaired? Will it If you spot something like a nail or piece of glass that’s pierced the tyre, don’t try to take it out. That could make the hole bigger. pricing on all motoring products and services online and across our stores, garages and Halfords Mobile technicians have inspected the damage, they’ll let you know whether a repair is safe and suitable. What about run-flat tyres?

If you’ve got a puncture then, you’re probably wondering if the tyre is salvageable. After all, it would be a

Other types of tyre damage

flat makes it impossible to assess whether the sidewall of a run flat tyre has been damaged. So, we suitable for a fix, we’ll get the job done there and then. If not, we’ll provide well-matched replacements, Read the instructions on the repair kit before you start. If it’s different to our advice, always follow the instructions.

Yes, if you go to a trusted and experienced professional. Repairing your tyres might not take long, but it’s A large screw or nail ‘sealed’ into the tread could cause more damage over time and could even lead to a blowout.These repair guidelines are set out in rule BSAU158 of the British Standards Institution, and you can rest