Tire Repair

Do you have a tire that’s flat, punctured, or losing pressure? Bring it to a local Goodyear Auto Service near you. If we can repair your tire without replacing it, we’ll fix it in accordance with industry standards.

• Punctures, cracking, or cuts
• Uneven tread wear
• Worn-down tread wear indicator bars
• Bulges or blisters - these signal potential weak spots
• Stones or other debris embedded in the tread
• Interested in Checking Your Tire’s Tread Depth? Ask Honest Abe

Insert a penny into your tire’s grooves with Lincoln's head facing in. If you can still see the top of Abe's head, your tread is too worn, and your tire should be replaced. Learn more tips for how to check your tread depth.

Our service begins with a careful internal and external inspection of your tire by one of our tire technicians to determine the cause and extent of any damage. This allows us to determine if your tire can be repaired or will need to be replaced.

If your flat tire, run-flat tire, or underinflated tire is fixable, we’ll repair it in accordance with the U.S. Tire Manufacturers Association (USTMA) guidelines by plugging or patching any punctures from the inside.

If your tire can’t be repaired, we’ll let you know that it's time to buy a new tire. Should you choose to purchase with Goodyear, we'll help you find a quality new one suited to your needs. We’ll also rebalance your tires, and if necessary, reactivate your tire pressure monitoring system.

If your tire is flat, a tire repair can help you avoid purchasing a new tire before your old one has reached the end of its useful life. And if it’s leaking air slowly, a repair will help it maintain its air pressure, to help you avoid an unexpected flat before it happens.

Keep an eye on your tires by inspecting them at least once a month for signs of damage. If you see damage, or if you are experiencing continuous pressure loss, come see us so we can dismount the tire in question to inspect it and determine if a repair can be made."