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Common signs include slow pressure loss, visible nails/screws, vibration while driving, or uneven wear. If the tyre keeps deflating, it needs checking. Contact Express Vehicle Services so we can take a look.
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No. Tyres can only be repaired if the damage is in the safe repair zone (usually the central tread area) and not on the sidewall or shoulder
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The UK legal minimum tread depth is 1.6mm. Anything below this is unsafe and illegal. Here at Express Vehicle Services we can take a look at confirm
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Driving on a puncture can damage the tyre further and may become unsafe. If the tyre is rapidly deflating, stop driving immediately and contact Express Vehicle Services . We can arrange assistance from our Mobile Tyres.
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Small punctures from nails or screws in the tread area can usually be repaired. Cuts, sidewall damage, or large holes cannot.
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A safe, professionally repaired tyre is fine. However, tyres with exposed cords, bulges, or unsafe repairs will fail an MOT.
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Yes. Express Vehicle Services offer free tyre inspections to check pressure, tread depth, and damage before recommending repair or replacement.
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At Express Vehicle Services a properly repaired tyre can last the remainder of its natural lifespan, provided the damage was within the safe repair zone.