where to get a flat tyre repaired? is it worth repairing or should I just replace it?

G_M

Some punctures can legally be repaired. Some it is illegal to repair them.


https://www.protyre.co.uk/car-help-advice/tyre-care/can-my-punctured-tyre-be-repaired


Have you identified what caused the flat and where (eg a nail sticking out?)

[Deleted User]

Usually about a tenner at the back street places that repair tyres. Last time I had one done I was in and out in 10 minutes.

North East prices. It could be £50+ for you lot down south before anyone starts.

user1168934

Deleted_User wrote: »

Usually about a tenner at the back street places that repair tyres. Last time I had one done I was in and out in 10 minutes.

North East prices. It could be £50+ for you lot down south before anyone starts.

I am just outside of London, cost me £10 yesterday.

Scrapit

User that has spares and implies they know how to use them doesn't know how to check wheels or what is involved in a mot. Nah, don't buy it.

jeradon

G_M wrote: »

Some punctures can legally be repaired. Some it is illegal to repair them.


https://www.protyre.co.uk/car-help-advice/tyre-care/can-my-punctured-tyre-be-repaired


Have you identified what caused the flat and where (eg a nail sticking out?)

I agree. If the puncture is too near the sidewall, it is better and safer to get a new tyre.

My nexen tire got a puncture in between the treads and I just used a plug. After a few days, I went to a tyre repair shop to have it patched from the inside.

Jumblebumble

LandyAndy wrote: »

You might consider taking one fastener from another wheel and putting it on the wheel with three until such time as you can source replacements

I doubt either Mr Plod if you are unlucky enough to be stopped or your insurers if you are unlucky enough to have a serious accident would be very pleased if you carry on driving with missing nuts
I personally would not be driving it at all if at all feasable