Tyre Repairs

Tyre Repairs in Casino

Punctures, Sidewall Damage & More

Can Your Tyre Be Repaired?

The question of whether your tyre can be repaired depends on the kind of damage it has sustained. Punctures can often be repaired, as long as they fall somewhere on the main tread of your tyre and not in the sidewall. The team at Richmond Valley Tyres is here to handle all inspections and repairs to keep your tyres rolling.

Our goal is to help clients save money and stay safe. As a result, we don’t always sell you new and used tyres—we will complete repairs whenever possible. However, we always advise if we believe a replacement is necessary. To learn more, book your vehicle in for tyre repairs in Casino today! Call our team on 02 6662 6696. We welcome customers throughout the Northern Rivers, including Lismore, Kyogle, Tabulam, Woodburn and Evans Head.

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When To Replace

Some tyre damage is simply a result of tyres being too worn, too old or not the right fit for your vehicle. At Richmond Valley Tyres, our team has the skills, experience and attention to detail to know the difference. We recommend replacing your tyres if:

The tread depth is below the legal limit of 1.6mm
There is damage to the structural integrity of the tyre
Tread punctures exceed 6mm
The rubber is worn out or deteriorated
Repairs completed previously are faulty

Still not sure? Bring your vehicle to our workshop for on-site servicing today. We can inspect your tyres and provide affordable solutions. Call 02 6662 6696.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Should I repair or replace my flat tyre?

That depends on the situation. While repairing a flat tyre may seem more economical, there are times when a replacement is needed to ensure your safety. Factors like the size of the puncture and its location need to be considered. Also, if the tyre has a slow leak and the vehicle has been driven for a while, this could affect the alignment and steering.

Why can’t I just replace my tyres myself?

It’s recommended to have your tyres professionally balanced. This is done with a machine at a professional workshop and is necessary to ensure a smooth ride and even tread wear. It also helps preserve the life of the tyre.

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