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Tyre Repair Cost
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Had a flat tyre yesterday GRR!
AA man changed it for me and said it had a nail in it and advised me to get it repaired rather than buy new as car is new and I've only done 2000 miles on the tyre.
Think this sounds a good idea but how much should I expect to pay? Don't want to be ripped off when they see a middle aged, disabled lady coming.
Many thanks
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If you put your tyre size and post code in, then you will be able to see their prices. Last one we got was £96 that included everything and they come to the house and do it.
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If you put your tyre size and post code in, then you will be able to see their prices. Last one we got was £96 that included everything and they come to the house and do it.
I paid £18 about 5 years ago. A quick google confirms Tonyav's estimate/
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It's not sensible to put the repaired tyre as spare rather than put it back on the car. Just suppose there is a problem with the repair - most unlikely but it can happen (there may be a problem with the new valve that they always fit or the tyre may not seal properly on the rim - I've had that happen with new tyres and you only find out a day or two later). When you next get a puncture and come to use the spare it's flat. Tyre have to be repaired in such a way that they are "as good as new". Put the repair back on the car and use it. In the unlikely event of there being a problem with it you still have a spare that you know is good.