Van-side tyres
Run-flats replaced in Harpenden, not cooked for another ten miles
Run-flats are sold as ‘keep going’. After a few miles on the support they are often scrap, and the dash starts shouting. We bring the right run-flat — or a sensible alternative if the car will accept it — and do the job where you stopped. A Hemel industrial park or a Harpenden cul-de-sac is fine.
What that means on the ground
- Cars that left the factory without a spare are normal work
- Pressure sensors treated as part of the job, not an extra surprise
- Honest talk if you have already driven too far on the support
- If a conventional tyre is legal and you prefer it, we discuss that first
Questions we get
Can I come off run-flats onto ordinary tyres?
Some cars allow it, some fight you with the electronics and the ride. We will not do it as a silent default. Ask when you call.
I already drove from J10 into town on the warning. Is it finished?
Often yes. The inner support cooks the tyre. We look, then we tell you whether a repair was ever on the table — usually it is not after a run-flat event.