The rules are simple enough to explain at the kerb. The damage has to sit within the central three quarters of the tread width, it has to be no more than 6mm across on a car tyre, it cannot overlap an existing repair, and the tyre must not have been driven flat, because that shreds the inner liner and leaves nothing for a patch to bond to. Screws and nails picked up around the works traffic near junction 1 usually pass all four tests.
So when we reach you in Denham the tyre comes off the rim, the inside is inspected, and you get a straight answer within a few minutes either way.
Urgent means the clock, not just the tyre. Hospital appointment, a delivery slot, someone to collect: those jobs go to the front of the queue and the van heads straight for you in Denham. We are out on Oxford Road at 2am and in Tatling End at 2pm. The Tatling End phone and the Willowbank phone ring the same fitter, any hour.
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Speed here means how fast a van reaches you between the two motorway junctions, not which steps get left out of the job. Every repair we carry out in Denham is done with the tyre off the rim and inspected from within, because an external plug tells you nothing about what the object did on its way through. The wheel is balanced before it goes back on, and the old rubber leaves with us for recycling.
A car parked at Denham Green had a roofing nail dead centre in the tread. Tyre off the rim, hole reamed and filled, a combined plug and patch bonded from within, wheel balanced and back on. The driver kept the appointment they were about to cancel.
A tyre brought down on the A412 was driven roughly two miles before the driver stopped. The liner had turned to crumbs inside. We were honest about it, because no patch would have held, and a replacement went on instead of a repair destined to fail.
A wheel off a car near Tatling End already carried a patch from an earlier puncture, and the new object had landed alongside it. Overlapping repairs are not permitted, so the tyre was replaced rather than stacked with a second patch.
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For the puncture itself, yes. A vulcanised plug and patch fitted from the inside restores the seal and the tyre keeps its original load and speed rating. What it does not do is add tread depth, so a worn tyre is still a worn tyre.
The shoulder and the sidewall flex on every rotation. A patch bonded there is being peeled a few times a second at 60mph, and sooner or later it lets go. That is why the standard draws the line exactly where it does.
Not necessarily. We can usually wash the compound out and inspect properly, though it makes the job messier and slower. Mention it on the phone so the fitter arrives expecting to deal with it.
Around twenty to thirty minutes once we are with you, including balancing the wheel and setting the pressure from the door plate. Nothing gets skipped because the job was booked as urgent.
The van carries a broad spread of common sizes, so a replacement normally goes on during the same visit instead of becoming a second appointment. We would rather fit the correct tyre than talk you into a repair we do not trust.
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