PUNCTURE & FLAT TYRE HELP
Flat tyre, slow leak or puncture?
The correct response depends on where the damage is, how far the tyre has been driven while deflated and whether the tyre remains structurally sound.
Repair or replacement?
Not every puncture can be repaired. Damage near the shoulder or sidewall, significant structural damage, or a tyre driven while flat can mean replacement is the safe option. We assess the situation before deciding on the appropriate route.
Common signs
- Repeated low-pressure warning.
- Visible nail or screw in the tread.
- Tyre losing pressure overnight.
- Sudden flat tyre after hitting debris or a pothole.
- Sidewall cut, bulge or impact damage.
