Professional puncture repair services in Perth for all vehicles, providing fast and accurate tyre repairs with same-day repairs availability.
Professional puncture repair services in Perth for all vehicles, providing fast and accurate tyre repairs with same-day repairs availability.
Tyre Service
Tyre Service
Tyre Service
Tyre Service
Puncture repair is the process of fixing damage in a tyre caused by nails, sharp objects, or road debris. The aim is to safely seal the puncture so the tyre can hold air properly and continue to be used without needing an immediate replacement.
During a puncture repair, the tyre is inspected to locate the damage and check if it is safe to repair. The tyre is then removed from the wheel, cleaned, and sealed using approved repair methods from the inside. This ensures the repair is strong, secure, and suitable for road use.
Not all punctures can be repaired, especially if the damage is on the sidewall or too large. In such cases, replacement may be recommended for safety. When repairable, a properly fixed puncture helps extend tyre life and keeps your vehicle safe on the road.
We inspect the tyre to locate the puncture and assess overall condition.
We check if the damage is safe to repair based on size and location.
The puncture is sealed using approved internal repair methods.
The tyre is re-inflated and checked to ensure it is safe for road use.
Straightforward pricing with no hidden charges
Modern workshop setup with full equipment support
Quick turnaround with most jobs done while you wait
Coverage for all vehicle makes, models, and tyre sizes
Experienced technicians with over 40+ years of combined industry experience
Puncture repair time: 30–45 minutes.
In Perth, puncture repairs cost between $25 and $60 per tyre at the local workshop. The final price vary depending on the tyre size, damage location, and wheel balancing issue.
No. Punctures in the sidewall, tyre shoulder, or large damaged areas cannot be repaired and require tyre replacement. However, punctures in the centre tread area can be repaired. A tyre inspection is needed to confirm whether a tyre repair is possible or not.
A professionally repaired tyre is considered safe for normal driving when the damage meets repair standards. However, a repaired tyre is not considered identical to a brand-new tyre. Therefore, proper puncture inspection and tyre repair methods are important.
If a tyre cannot be repaired. It must be replaced immediately for safety. Under Australian tyre safety standards, replacement is must when there is sidewall or shoulder damage, large punctures (over ~6mm), exposed cords, or run-flat driving damage.
Run-flat tyres can be repaired only in limited cases. Conditions apply for any repair.
Mon–Fri 7am–5pm | Sat 7am–1pm
