Tyre repairs: does this sound familiar?
- Puncture caused by a nail or screw
- Tyre slowly deflating
- Leaking valve
- Tread damage
- Tyre pressure warning
- Pressure loss after hitting a pothole
What we do in the workshop
- 01Assessing whether a safe repair is possible
- 02Professional tread repairs
- 03Valve replacement
- 04Fitting, balancing and inflating the tyre
- 05Replacement when repair is unsafe
What to expect
Day and night, always in the workshop- 01Call before setting offAvailable day and night. Tell us your registration number, vehicle type and the problem.
- 02Come to HalfwegOn the N200 between Amsterdam and Haarlem, close to the A9 and A5.
- 03Diagnosis and estimateWe test first. You receive an explanation and an estimate before we order parts.
- 04Repair and handoverRepairs in the workshop, followed by checks and a road test where needed.
Frequently asked questions about tyre repairs
Can every flat tyre be repaired?
No. Sidewall damage or an oversized puncture means replacement. We assess this before starting work.
How do I get to Halfweg with a flat tyre?
Do not drive on a flat tyre. Arrange professional assistance or suitable transport. We do not offer a mobile tyre service; call us to agree your arrival.
How long does a repair take?
The duration depends on the damage and parts availability. Call ahead to discuss the options.