
East Coast Auto Sport
Flat Repair
Find the air leak and determine whether a tire can be repaired.

Service overview
WHAT TO KNOW
A punctured tire must be removed from the wheel and inspected internally before repair. Suitability depends on the damage location, size and tire condition. Shoulder or sidewall damage and damage from driving flat can rule out repair.
When to have it checked
- Repeated loss of tire pressure
- A nail or other object in the tread
- A tire that becomes visibly low
Planning your service
Avoid driving on a flat tire. Use suitable roadside assistance or a spare according to your owner’s manual.
Step by step
WHAT TO EXPECT.
A typical flat repair visit follows these steps. The exact work depends on your vehicle and inspection findings; repairs are discussed before proceeding.
Locate the leak
Check the tire, valve and wheel to identify air loss.
Inspect inside the tire
Remove the tire and assess whether the damage is repairable.
Repair when eligible
Use an appropriate internal repair; discuss replacement if unsuitable.
Balance and recheck
Remount, balance and check pressure and sealing.
READY TO
GET STARTED?
Ask about flat repair. Tell us your vehicle’s year, make, model, mileage and what you’ve noticed.
Call 973-485-6900 Text 973-390-0763