At the car
Found it flat in Knowle? Leave it where it is.
A Knowle flat is often found at the start of a journey. A screw from the Warwick Road has let the air out overnight on a Copt Heath drive, or a commuter back at Dorridge station sees a front corner sagging in the car park. Driving on it, even round to the Bentley Heath shops, rolls the sidewall under the rim and turns a simple puncture into a scrapped tyre. The best move is to leave it still and ring.
Share the B93 postcode, whether it is parked at home or in a station bay, and the size printed on a good tyre. The fitter inflates the flat to hear or trace the leak, then eases it off the Knowle rim and examines the liner. A tread-band hole meeting BS AU 159 takes a patch-plug; a chewed liner, sidewall wound or perished valve means a new tyre. Either result, and its price, is agreed before any work.
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 Knowle as well.
Other jobs we do at the car include broken tyre replacement and emergency tyre replacement in Knowle.