Picked up a nail or screw? A proper plug-patch from the inside is a permanent fix, not a temporary one. We repair puncture damage in the tread area the right way so the tire holds air for the long haul.
A plug-patch repair means we take the tire off the wheel, find the puncture, clean it, and install a combination patch-and-plug from the inside that seals the hole and the inner liner together. It's the industry-recommended way to fix a puncture in the tread, and it's far more reliable than a rope plug jammed in from the outside without removing the tire.
A puncture fixed the cheap way — an outside rope plug — can leak later or fail at speed. Doing it from the inside seals it properly and lets the tire live out its full tread life. Done right, a tread-area repair is safe and permanent, and it saves you the cost of a new tire you didn't actually need.
This is the fix when you've got a nail, screw, or bolt in the tread and the tire is otherwise in good shape. If the puncture is in the sidewall, near the edge of the tread, or the tire ran flat and got damaged, a repair isn't safe and we'll recommend a replacement instead.
“Communicated the whole time, from when I called to when he pulled up. Quick to arrive and super quick to fix my tire — about ten minutes and done. Unbelievable.”
“Had a flat tire and they were there within fifteen minutes. Fixed it professionally, quickly, and at a very fair price. Great communication. Highly recommend.”
“Had a flat in the Plantation area and they came in twenty minutes. Very professional, had all the tools, and worked fast. Highly recommend this company.”
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