The A5 has been carrying traffic for a very long time and it has never really learned to stop. Buses run along the Kilburn High Road until late and start again early, the climb up Shoot-Up Hill towards Cricklewood is busy at hours when other roads are empty, and there is essentially nowhere on any of it to safely kneel beside a wheel.
That is the practical case for a repair that comes to you at whatever time the puncture appears. We take the wheel off, break the tyre down from the rim and look at the inside of the casing, because the inner liner tells you what a nail has actually done and the outside does not. The hole is reamed clean, a plug and patch goes in from the inside to BS AU 159, and the balance is corrected before it is torqued back on. It is a permanent repair. What it is not is a string plug shoved in from outside without removing the tyre, and it is certainly not a can of aerosol foam, which coats the inside, blinds the inspection and generally finishes off the pressure sensor while it is at it.
Round-the-clock only means something if the van carries enough to finish. Ours carries the fitting gear, the balancer, valves, lighting and stock in the common sizes, at every hour right across Greater London. From Kilburn Park to West Hampstead, any night of the year. Old tyres leave Brondesbury, West Hampstead and NW6 with us, every time. The wheel comes off in Shoot-Up Hill, not on a ramp in West Hampstead. The NW6 postcode and a street in Shoot-Up Hill: that is enough.
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A soft tyre on the Kilburn High Road is a poor place to be at any hour, with buses and delivery traffic and nowhere sensible to pull in. Getting the repair done wherever the car is currently standing, even if that is a permit bay near Kilburn Park at two in the morning, keeps it off a road that never really quietens down.
Found flat at seven in the morning after a nail picked up somewhere the day before. Still repairable because nobody had driven it that way. Off the rim, patched inside, balanced, and back on within the hour.
A driver heard the air going as she parked and rang rather than leaving it to the morning. That call is the reason the tyre survived. A screw through the tread centre, repaired at the kerb.
Two miles along the High Road on a flat before stopping. The liner had already broken up inside. No repair was possible, so a replacement went on instead, which is the expensive version of the same evening.
Because at three the tyre still has structure. After a morning commute on a soft tyre the casing has flexed itself apart and there is nothing left to repair.
Every time. It is the only way to inspect the inside and the only way to fit a patch that seals properly.
It gets looked after during the swap and reseated properly. Sealant is what usually kills them, not the repair.
The shoulder and the sidewall, no exceptions. Only the central three quarters of the tread carries a repairable area.
Yes, on site, before the wheel goes back. A patch changes the balance enough to feel at speed, so skipping it is not an option.
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