A sidewall bulge is not a blemish. It is a set of broken casing cords with nothing but air pressure holding the shape of the tyre, and it lets go without warning, usually at the speeds people carry along the Great South West Road. That is the one piece of damage where the answer is never wait and see. Other damage genuinely is arguable: a scuffed shoulder, a shallow cut that has not reached the cords, a chunk missing from a tread block. Those need looking at rather than panicking about, and plenty turn out to be fine. What we give you is which of the two you have got.
Parallel parking damages more tyres than potholes do. Anywhere with tight kerbside bays, The Causeway included, produces a steady supply of scuffed sidewalls. If it has gone too far, we bring the right size and fit it where the car is parked, in Lower Feltham or anywhere else in Feltham, balanced and pressure-set, with no tow and no garage booking. Great South West Road, the M3 and the streets around Hatton sit inside Greater London. Level in Hanworth, sloping in Bedfont: we set the car straight first. Underground parking in Hanworth or Bedfont is worth flagging.
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Potholes, high kerbs and heavy mileage on the roads around Feltham Town leave us looking at damaged tyres most days. We come and inspect it where it is parked, tell you honestly whether it is finished, and fit a replacement only if it genuinely is.
Spotted while washing the car in Bedfont, the tread barely worn. That counted for nothing. Once the cords have let go the tyre is done, so it came off before the Monday commute rather than after it.
A clean slice across the tread from something sharp on the road. Depth gauge said it stopped well short of the belt. The car went back on the road on the tyre it arrived with.
Low mileage, well kept, but a decade old. Fine crazing ran all round both rear sidewalls. Rubber perishes with time regardless of tread, and that pair had run out of years.
No, and that includes driving it to us. Park it and we come out. A blowout at 60 on the A30 is a different order of problem from a callout fee.
Nearly always a pothole or a kerb hit hard enough to pinch the sidewall against the rim. The damage happens instantly and shows up days or weeks later.
Yes, and it happens often. If the tyre is sound you are told it is sound. We would rather have the review than the sale.
Frequently it does, because the bead sits right where the impact lands. Worth having both looked at rather than assuming the shiny part is the only casualty.
The legal floor is 1.6mm, measured over the central three quarters and right round the circumference. Long before you reach it, in standing water on the A312, the tyre has stopped doing its job properly.
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