Wheel repair

Longitudinal cuts larger than 5 cm and cross cuts larger than 3 cm cannot be repaired. There is another important criterion for repair, if the cut is closer than 4 cm to the tire edge, repair is unlikely. This is why low-profile tires are less likely to be repaired when cut.

If you have a completely flat tire, you can drive a car for a short distance with a speed of no more than 10 km/h. However, even with such driving, the consequences for the tire will be disastrous and irreversible. After a few kilometers, the damage to the tire will be very severe. Therefore, it is better to use an on-site wheel repair service.

If your tire fractures while driving, park in a safe place, turn on your hazard lights, and be sure to place a warning triangle. If there is no tire service station nearby, do not risk driving with a flat tire and call on-site roadside assistance. On-site wheel repair service will save you time, money and nerves.

There are a number of specific signs indicating that a tire has been punctured. - when driving, the car shifts to one side - a “champing” sound from one of the wheels - the car’s steerability has sharply deteriorated, it has become more difficult to maneuver - suspension became rigid In addition, pay attention to signals from other drivers, most likely they will indicate to you that the tire is flat before you notice it by the behavior of your car.