Not all punctures mean you need a new tyre. Our technicians can examine your flat tyre and let you know if it can be repaired.
If you have a nail or screw in the main tread region of the tyre (i.e. the part that touches the road) then there’s a real chance we can repair it for you.
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Brake Inspection, Front Wheel Alignment, Steering Check, Suspension Check, Tyre Repair, Free Tyre Safety Check, Wheel Alignment, Wheel Balance Check
Amazing place really careful with my wheels not an easy job on a BMW Alpina 19" reverse fit wheels. Would I recommend absolutely. REALLY GREAT GUYS!! Glad I found them and so close too.
Such a great garage. Customer service is brilliant, host and reliable. They are so helpful and don't rip you off. If I ever have an issue with my car, I always go around the back and see Simon and his team. Top top guys... I would most definitely recommend these guys to anyone.
Always extremely helpful and polite guys there.
Great Service and good prices will use again and recommend
Very helpful, I recommend this place for repairs
Using the guide below, you can find your tyre size quickly and easily from the sidewall of your current tyres.
You're looking for a 3-digit number e.g. 185
Followed by a 2-digit number e.g. 65
The rim size e.g. 15 inches
A 2/3-digit number and a letter e.g. 88 (load) and H (speed)
Using the guide below, you can find your tyre size quickly and easily from the sidewall of your current tyres.
You're looking for a 3-digit number e.g. 120
Followed by a 2-digit number e.g. 70
Tyre construction and rim size shown e.g. ZR 17
A 2/3-digit number and a letter e.g. 58 (load) and W (speed)
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