Flat on the drive in Lodge Park or in the Corby station car park? Leave the keys in your pocket. A fitter travels to the car and works out whether a mend will hold or a new tyre is needed.
A Corby flat can be discovered rather than suffered. A slow leak from an A43 bolt empties the tyre on a Beanfield driveway overnight, or a commuter comes back on the London train to find the car at Corby station sitting on its rim. Driving it round to a tyre shop feels harmless across such wide roads, but a flat tyre folds its wall under the weight of the car and cuts itself up within a short distance.
Leave it parked and message a photo of the tyre plus its size, with the address or the station bay. The fitter arrives with a repair kit and, stock permitting, a matching tyre, removes the wheel and looks at the damage. A small tread puncture gets an internal patch; a crushed or cut wall is swapped for the new tyre. Each price is given before the van leaves, so choosing at the Corby car takes no deliberation.
On run-flat tyres? They behave differently once deflated, so check the handbook's limits and read our page on run-flat tyres; we fit replacement run-flat tyres at the car in Corby as well.
Our Brent Cross team also offers broken tyre replacement, new tyres fitted and locking wheel nut removal in Corby.
Corby is easy for this: garage drives in Lodge Park, Beanfield and Kingswood, the Oakley Road station car park, a Willow Place bay. Village drives in Gretton and Weldon too.
| Main roads | A43; A6003; A6116 |
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| Typical arrival | Around 2 hours, confirmed before we set off |
Flat tyre: the first steps →Flat tyre help on the Corby page
Found a flat in Rothwell? On High Street (B576) or Desborough Road, nose into a side street instead of halting where traffic squeezes past. Hazards on, handbrake on, and leave the jack in the boot if the road slopes. Call us with the street and the tyre size, or a photo of the sidewall, and we tell you whether it sounds repairable.
Found flat outside a Danesholme house? Look at the other three tyres before the flat one, as the Priors Hall Park screws tend to find more than a single victim. Then go over the deflated tyre looking for a nail, a buckled valve stem or rubbing marks from an Oakley Road kerb. Setting off to a Kettering garage on it destroys the rolled wall within a short run. A space-saver may get a Corby car moving, but only at reduced speed and for a limited distance.
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Found a flat in Corby? Keep the car parked right there and message us a photo.
