A punctured or deflated tyre might not require a new replacement. What it needs is immediate attention. So, if you notice a nail in your tyre, don’t ignore it just because it isn’t fully deflated. Be sure to stop by McCormack’s Tyre and Suspension.
We won’t recommend a new tyre without first evaluating the condition of your tyres and providing any other options. We will try to help you save from unnecessary replacements if the tyre can be repaired.
Our certified technicians will perform a detailed inspection in order to find the cause and determine if the tyre can be repaired. If we determine that your tyre can be repaired, the repair will depend on the kind or severity of the damage. If it is beyond repair, we will recommend the best fit for your car.
At McCormack’s Auto Service we pride ourselves on this superior customer service and our high standards of quality workmanship. We value our customers above all else. Contact us for a quote today.
The tyres on your vehicle are responsible for transmitting all steering, driving and braking forces from your vehicle to the road. Poor inflation pressure maintenance can compromise your car’s performance and therefore your safety. Regular tyre pressure checks will also minimise the cost of motoring by improving fuel consumption and tyre life. Check your vehicles tyre placard for your vehicles recommended tyre inflation pressures.
Inflation pressures need to be checked and adjusted when the tyres are cold before the vehicle is driven.
Inflation pressure checks every 2 weeks is considered optimum, every 4 weeks could be considered a maximum interval between inflation pressure checks.
The vehicle’s tyre placard will include the vehicle manufacturer’s tyre inflation pressure recommendations. On most vehicles, the tyre placard can usually be found in the driver’s door jamb. On some vehicles, the tyre placard may be in the glove-box, under the bonnet or behind the fuel filler flap.
