Puncture Repair
Got a puncture? Visit our Cheddar workshop or use our mobile callout service. If the damage is in the repairable zone, a professional repair is a safe, cost-effective alternative to replacement. We follow British Standard BS AU 159.
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Why Choose Redline Tyres?
We'll always give you honest advice. If a repair is safe, we'll do it. If the tyre needs replacing, we'll tell you why and offer competitive replacement options.
Common Signs You Need This Service
Slow puncture (tyre loses pressure gradually) Nail or screw visible in tyre Tyre flat but no obvious damage Tyre pressure warning light Tyre feels soft after parking
How Puncture Repair Works
Inspection
We remove the tyre and inspect inside and out to assess damage.
Assessment
We determine if repair is safe based on location, size, and tyre condition.
Repair or Replace
If repairable, we apply a proper plug-patch repair. If not, we'll quote for replacement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can all punctures be repaired?
No. Damage to the sidewall, shoulder, or bead area cannot be safely repaired. Multiple punctures or large holes may also require replacement.
Is a repaired tyre safe?
Yes, when repaired correctly to British Standards. We use combination plug-patch repairs that seal both inside and outside.
How long does a puncture repair take?
Typically 30-45 minutes including inspection, repair, rebalancing, and refit.
Can you repair run-flat tyres?
Run-flat tyres that have been driven on flat generally cannot be repaired due to internal damage.
Puncture Repair Coverage Areas
We provide puncture repair across Somerset and North Somerset. Click on an area for local service information.
Primary Coverage Areas
Extended Coverage Areas
Fleet & Business Customers
Keep your vehicles on the road with priority service, flexible invoicing, and 24/7 callout support. We work with local trades, delivery fleets, and businesses of all sizes across Somerset.
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