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[ "PUNCTURE TYREDifference between flat tyre or deflated tyreA flat tyre is unrepairable. The most common reason for a flat tyre is deflation. Deflation can either be slow or sudden, depending on the damage. Sharp objects penetration are the usual reason for the deflation of the tyres. You might feel tempted to repair the puncture and keep using the tyre. Deflated tyres need to be replaced as soon as possible before something wrong happens. It can put your and your fellow driver's life in danger.A deflated tyre does not mean you have to change your tyre. However, there could be a possibility that you need to replace your tyre, but usually, this is not the case. Due to less air pressure, the tyre can lead to a flat tyre or a blowout which will surely need a replacement. A deflated tyre can cause the tyre tread to wear out sooner than usual. To improve your tyre efficiency, bring your tyre to puncture repair Shrewsbury for repair or replacementReasons for punctured tyresEvery driver at least once has experienced a flat tyre. Most punctures occur due to road irregularities like debris and potholes or the penetration of sharp objects like glass or nails. Many other factors cause tyre puncture. One can try to avoid puncture by taking a few extra measures.Damaged valve stem;The valve stem is the tiny protrusion used to inflate the tyre. A corroded, damaged, clogged, or loose stem wall can lead to loss of air pressure in the tyre. Incorrect air pressure further can lead to tyre failure. Ensure that the valve isn't loose or damaged when you get your tyre inflated.Worn out treadTyres' depth should be above 1.6mm. If less than this, the tyre can experience a sudden loss of air and lead to a flat tyre. The greater braking distance can also cause hazardous accidents.CollisionA collision can cause separation between the tyre and rim. This may lead to a slow loss of air. You should get your tyres checked by a technician if you experience such an incident.VandalismMake sure you always park your car in a safe place with a security guard. Criminals let out the air off your tyres to corner you aloneHow to know if your tyre is about to go flat?The loss of air pressure leads to a flat tyre. Your tyre might send you a warning sign if it is about to go flat. Make Sure to look for these signs for your safety.Worn out treadTyres deteriorate with time. Do not expect your tyres to last as long as your car. Keeping track of the health of your tyres or, to be specific, tread depth is necessary. The tread depth should be checked at least once a month to ensure safe tread depth. You can check for the tread depth at home by yourself. All you need is a coin. Now place it into the main tread grooves of the tyre. The tread depth is above the legal limit if the outer band of the coin is obscured. If the outer band of the coin is visible, then the tyre is unsafe to drive and below the legal limit. In that case, you should get your tyres checked immediately. Check for the tread depth at least 3 different locations of the tyre.Damaged sidewallsYour tyre might experience physical damage like cracks or cuts. These are the weak spots that might get you into big trouble sooner or later. Tyres with damaged sidewalls are vulnerable to blowing out or going flat. If you are in any kind of accident or hit a curb, make sure to check the sidewalls of the tyre when inspecting for other damages to the vehicle.BulgesYou might see some bruise-like bulges on the sidewalls of the tyre. Do not neglect these bulges. They can be an early indication of a future flat tyre. Seek professional help before it is too late.Excessive vibrationBecause of the movement of vehicles, we experience vibrations. It is very easy for an excessive vibration to go unnoticed. An unbalanced wheel or misaligned tyre could be the reason for the vibrations. Excessive vibration can impact the tyre or can be an indication of an underlying problem with the tyre. Make sure to get your tyres checked if you notice unusual vibrations.Low tyre pressureIncorrect air pressure can put uneven stress on the tyre and can wear them out sooner than later. Check for the correct tyre pressure. Low or excess air pressure can lead to blowouts or flat tyres.Other than puncture repair, we also provide brake repair Shrewsbury. Our technical manager can appoint you a mechanic who will make sure that you leave your vehicle happy and satisfied." ]