Topping a tyre up with air is not a diagnosis, it is a postponement. Everybody does it, because the pump is there and the tyre goes hard again and the problem seems to go away for four days. Then it comes back, and you are on first name terms with the airline and no closer to knowing whether it is a nail, a valve or the rim.
Getting the tyre off the wheel answers it in about two minutes. The object is found, the hole is measured, the inner liner is checked, the valve gets looked at while everything is apart, and then the repair goes in from the inside with a combined plug and patch to BS AU 159. Balanced, refitted, pressures set from the door plate. It is the end of the story rather than another few days of it, and it happens at the kerb where the car is already parked so you keep the space you fought for.
You will get a time, not a window, and that is most of what an emergency service is for. Behind it is a straightforward job done properly: the wheel comes off where the car is, on Porchester Road or on a drive, the tyre is inspected from the inside, and a repair to British Standard goes in where the damage permits. You watch it happen in Cleveland Square, or at the kerb in Westbourne Grove. Same tools in Inverness Terrace as in Queensway, same on every call.
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In an area where finding a space near Queensway can take longer than the repair itself, driving to a garage to have a slow puncture investigated is a genuinely poor trade. That is why so many Bayswater tyres get topped up for weeks instead of fixed. Taking the tyre off the rim where the car sits settles the question in minutes, and you still have the space when we drive away.
A driver near Queensway had been pumping the same tyre for a fortnight. A fine nail was found in the tread and sealed properly.
A slow loss on a car off Westbourne Grove turned out to be a perished valve. Replaced, and the pump stayed in the boot after that.
A tyre sealed in a resident bay near Lancaster Gate, with the car never leaving the space it had been parked in.
It is not dangerous in itself if you check it often, but you are driving on something you have not diagnosed and the tyre may be quietly deteriorating each time it runs soft.
Quite possibly. Valves perish and leak slowly, and it is checked as a matter of course whenever the tyre comes off the rim.
No. The car stays exactly where it is and we work around it, which around Bayswater is usually the deciding factor.
About half an hour at the car, with typical arrival of 30 to 60 minutes across W2 and an honest estimate when you call.
BS AU 159, with the tyre removed from the rim and the repair bonded from the inside. Nothing gets plugged from the outside and called finished.
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