Slow puncture
Repeatedly topping up the same tyre? A slow loss of pressure can be caused by a puncture, valve problem or leak around the wheel rim.
Mobile puncture repair, flat tyre assistance and tyre replacement at home, at work or a suitable roadside location across our coverage area.
Tell us what has happened and where the vehicle is. We can check local coverage, assess the tyre and repair it where it is safe and suitable.
A puncture, slow pressure loss or completely flat tyre does not always mean you need to drive to a tyre depot or arrange recovery. SOS Mobile Tyres can come to a suitable home, workplace or roadside location and inspect the tyre where the vehicle is already parked.
Where a safe permanent repair is possible, we repair the tyre. If the damage or tyre condition means repair is not suitable, we can explain why and help with a replacement tyre at the same location.
Not every puncture means you need a new tyre. If the damage is in a suitable part of the tread and the tyre is otherwise safe, a professional repair may be possible.
Small punctures through the main tread area can often be repaired after the tyre has been removed and inspected.
Damage to the shoulder or sidewall, significant cuts, structural damage or a tyre that has been driven while badly deflated may mean replacement is the safer option.
This is a simple guide only. Repair suitability depends on the tyre's condition and the nature and position of the damage.
Send us a clear photo of the tyre damage and we can quickly advise on the likely next step before you book. It’s an easy way to show us exactly what has happened.
A photo can help us advise, but final repair suitability can only be confirmed once the tyre has been properly inspected.From a slow loss of pressure to a completely flat tyre, we can come to your location, assess the problem and explain the safest next step.
Repeatedly topping up the same tyre? A slow loss of pressure can be caused by a puncture, valve problem or leak around the wheel rim.
Objects through the main tread are a common cause of punctures. We can inspect the tyre and determine whether a safe repair is possible.
If the tyre has gone completely flat, avoid driving on it where possible. We can attend at home, work or a suitable safe roadside location.
A faulty or leaking valve can cause pressure loss even when there is no puncture in the tread. We can inspect the source of the leak.
Air can sometimes escape where the tyre seals against the wheel. The tyre and wheel need inspecting to identify the cause.
If a safe repair is not possible, we can explain why and help with a suitable replacement tyre rather than leaving you stranded.
Getting help with a puncture or flat tyre is simple. Tell us what has happened and where you are, and we’ll help you work out the best next step.
Let us know about the puncture, pressure loss or tyre damage and where the vehicle is located.
Our mobile service attends your home, workplace or a suitable safe roadside location within our coverage area.
We inspect the tyre and repair it where suitable. If it cannot be safely repaired, we’ll explain why and help with a replacement.
Our mobile service is designed for situations where taking the vehicle to a tyre depot is inconvenient or the tyre problem means you would rather not drive it any further.
Have a puncture or flat tyre assessed on a suitable driveway or another safe accessible location.
If the vehicle is already parked at work, we can arrange attendance at suitable business, office or workplace locations within coverage.
We can attend suitable safe roadside locations. If the vehicle is in a dangerous position, prioritise moving to somewhere safe whenever it is possible to do so.
We assess whether the tyre can be repaired safely before recommending a replacement tyre.
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Got a puncture or flat tyre? We come to you at home, at work or roadside. Call or message us and we'll help you arrange the right next step.
Quick answers to common questions before arranging help with a puncture, flat tyre or pressure-loss problem.
Yes. If the vehicle is parked somewhere suitable and safe, we can inspect the tyre at your home or workplace and carry out a permanent repair when the puncture position and tyre condition allow it.
Yes. A completely flat tyre should be inspected before it is driven further. We can assess the tyre at a suitable location and advise whether it can be repaired safely or needs replacing.
Repairability depends on where the damage is, the size and type of puncture, the condition of the tyre and whether it has been driven while badly deflated. The tyre needs to be inspected before a safe repair can be confirmed.
We can attend suitable roadside locations where there is enough safe and legal space to work. If the vehicle is stopped somewhere dangerous, move to a safer location first whenever it is safe to do so.
If the tyre is not suitable for a safe permanent repair, we can help with a replacement tyre at your location, subject to stock and fitting availability.
Yes. A clear photo on WhatsApp can help us understand what has happened and advise on the likely next step, although final repair suitability can only be confirmed after the tyre has been properly inspected.
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