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Flat Tires are obviously a safety hazard, but they can also cause costly damage to your wheels and car body.  

Driving with a flat tire is, without a doubt, dangerous, specifically driving at high speeds. But, flat tires can also cause the following:

  •  Failure of or damage to the valve stem;
  • Allowing air to escape from the valve or inducing damages by means of intentional puncturing
  • Rubbing of the tire versus the roadway, ripping the tire, or splitting up of tire and rim by collision with additional objects;
  • Too much wear of the tire tread causing explosive tire failure or permitting road debris to tear through it

Some tires, particularly a slow leak, may be repaired and re-inflated; others, especially those from used tread, must be changed.

Catch tire issues before they become expensive or hazardous. Carefully examine each tire in a well lit environment. Examine for uneven tire wear.

WHAT CAUSES UNEVEN TIRE WEAR?

  •  Too much or inadequate air pressure
  •  Issues with wheel alignment or tire balancing
  •  Issues with the suspension
  •  Uneven tire wear might be an indication that you may need to have your tires rotated

WHAT SHOULD I LOOK FOR THAT COULD CAUSE MY TIRES TO BLOW OUT?

  •  Breaking or protruding treads or sidewalls that might indicate there is wear or weakness
  •  Foreign objects that pass through in to the tire (nails, screws, glass)
  •  Tread tearing away from the body of the tire

If you notice ANY of these issues, come see us for a thorough and speedy tire repair. We’ll examine and readjust your air pressure, do a visual tire check, and get you back on the road in no time.

Contact us now to schedule your flat tire repair.