The lanes around the older part of town are narrow, kerbed on both sides and parked along their length, and St Ann's Hill adds a slope to the same problem. Cars get scuffed, clipped and dropped off kerbs at low speed constantly here, and almost nobody thinks the tyre came off worse than the wheel. Usually it is the other way round. A rim shows its damage immediately; a tyre hides it in the bead and the inner wall, where nothing is visible until the day it matters at speed on the A317.
An MOT advisory about a tyre is a warning with a date on it. We can look at the car where it sits, in Longcross or Ottershaw, and give you a straight view, then fit the replacement there and then if that is what it needs. Guildford Street, the M3 and the streets around Lyne sit inside Surrey. Locking nuts, alloys, low profiles: Ottershaw, Hardwick and the M3 all the same. Old tyres leave St Ann's Hill, Lyne and Surrey with us, every time.
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A great many of these calls come from drivers who caught a kerb in a tight spot and want to know whether it matters before a long run. We come out across Chertsey, Ottershaw and the lanes towards Weybridge, look at both faces of the tyre and give a plain verdict. If it is sound you pay for the look and nothing else.
A scraped alloy on a car near Chertsey Town looked like a cosmetic issue and mostly was. The tyre bead had taken the same impact though, so we broke the seal and checked the seating properly before saying it was fine.
The inside shoulder is where nobody looks. This one had a clear swelling that the owner could not have seen without turning the wheel to full lock. The cords had parted and the tyre had to go, which was better learned on a driveway than at seventy.
Little used cars around Lyne and Longcross often carry tyres with good depth and dead rubber. Fine cracking round the shoulder means the compound has hardened with age, and grip goes long before the tread does.
Any bulge is. Size tells you nothing about how much structure is left, because the casing has already broken to produce it. That is the one condition where we will not offer a second opinion.
Careful driving does not repair cords. Damage like that fails under load, which on these roads means at exactly the wrong moment. Have it looked at before the next long run rather than after.
Sometimes true, often not. Bring us out for a second opinion and you get depths measured on each tyre and a plain explanation. Nobody here benefits from condemning rubber that still works.
Then that is what you are told, and it happens frequently. Nobody keeps a 4.9 star rating by inventing problems for people who arrived worried.
Gladly. Spares sit forgotten for years, lose pressure quietly and perish in the dark. Finding out it is useless on a wet night beside the M3 is the worst possible time.
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