People are sometimes surprised that a puncture repair takes as long as it does, so it is worth explaining what the time actually goes on. The tyre comes off the rim. The area around the hole on the inner liner has to be buffed back, because the liner has a smooth release layer on it from manufacture and nothing will bond to that. Then a vulcanising cement goes on and has to be left to flash off, meaning the solvent evaporates and the surface goes tacky.
Only then does the combined plug and patch go in, get stitched down hard to drive out any trapped air, and get sealed. Rush any of those steps and you get a repair that lifts in a month. Done properly it is a permanent fix under BS AU 159 and the tyre runs out its normal life. That sequence is the same at two in the morning on a driveway in Trinity as it is anywhere else.
Bank holidays are the worst of it. Not here: dispatch runs 365 days a year across Hertfordshire, and the van carries what it needs to finish the job on the spot. It makes no difference whether the car is in Christchurch or Fanshawe, or which hour of which day it is. Valve in Trinity, balance in Westmill, pressures before we go. The wheel comes off in Christchurch, not on a ramp in Stanstead Abbotts.
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The A10 runs fast past the town with few safe places to stop, and the lanes towards Hoddesdon and Stanstead Abbotts collect their share of debris. If a tyre goes down out there, get well clear of the carriageway and ring rather than pressing on. The repair that is available while the tyre still holds pressure is usually not available after another ten miles.
Almost always a bonding failure rather than a bad patch. If the liner was not buffed back or the cement was not given its time, the patch is stuck to a release layer rather than to rubber.
A tyre found soft last thing at night is still fully repairable. The work takes what it takes, and starting it at midnight means the car is ready rather than the morning being lost to it.
Low temperatures slow the cement down, which is one more reason not to hurry the middle of the job. We work to the material rather than to the clock.
Usually well under an hour from arrival for one wheel, including finding the leak, preparing the surface, letting the cement do its work, refitting and rebalancing.
It could be done faster and it would not last. The preparation and the cure are the parts that make it permanent rather than temporary.
Within the repairable area, yes. To BS AU 159 it is a permanent fix, not a get-you-home, and the tyre carries on normally afterwards.
24 hours a day, every day of the year. Give us the street, whether that is up on Musley Hill or down near the river, and we will find you.
No. The price is agreed before we set off and it does not move with the hour or the day.
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