Tire Patch and Repair Service

Tire Patch and Repair Service Summary

Tire patch and repair service starts with an inspection by a certified technician to qualify the damage for repair. Tire damages qualifying for repair are on the tread and measure no greater than .25 inches. Punctures on the sidewall and those measuring greater than .25 inches cannot receive patch and repair service. A certified technician removes the tire from the rim and any object lodged in the tire. We apply a specialized patch that internally plugs/seals the puncture and adds air to ensure pressure at factory specifications. The U.S. Tire Manufacturers Association approves tire patch and repair services.

Signs of Needing Tire Patch and Repair

Obviously, you could need a tire patching and repair service. If you notice that one or all of your tires are starting to lose air, or if you can identify a small hole or crack in your tire, you will want to get the tire patched and repaired as soon as you can. When you have the tire patching and repair done, the technician will spend time inspecting all of your tires and then carefully patching and repairing them to ensure they are in good condition.

Why Should I Have the Tire Patching & Repair Service Done Now?

If you need to have a tire patching and repair service done, it would always make sense to have it done as soon as possible. A tire patching and repair service completed promptly ensures your tire is repaired correctly and continues to provide you with expected handling and safety. Tire patch and repair commonly help drivers escape the more costly experience involved with tire replacement.

What Could Happen if I Delay Service for too Long?

If you choose to delay the tire repair service, your tires will continue to wear down further and further. The puncture will continue to worsen and allow pressure to escape, leading to a tire blowout when you are driving, which can be pretty dangerous in some driving conditions.