Tire Patching

Tire patching is a cost-effective and environmentally friendly solution to address minor damage on a vehicle's tires. When a tire sustains a puncture or small tear, rather than replacing the entire tire, patching provides a practical alternative. It involves locating the damaged area, typically through a visual inspection or by immersing the tire in water to identify air bubbles escaping from the puncture point.

A patch, often made of rubber and adhesive, is then securely applied to the damaged area, effectively sealing the breach. This process helps extend the life of the tire, reduces waste, and is a more budget-friendly option for drivers while maintaining safety on the road. Regular tire maintenance and vigilance can help ensure that patching remains a viable solution for extending the life of your tires.