From £40–£65 for a BS AU 159 compliant repair

    Mobile puncture repair UK
    wherever your car is, 24/7

    Nail, screw or slow leak — repaired at your kerb, usually in under 30 minutes on-site.

    How much does puncture repair cost in the UK?

    £40–£65, 24/7, typically within 30–60 minutes. Tyrefly sends a vetted mobile technician to your home, work or the roadside anywhere in the UK, day or night. You get a fixed all-in price by WhatsApp in about 60 seconds, with the £20 booking fee deducted from your bill.

    ✓ 24/7 including nights, weekends and bank holidays

    ✓ BS AU 159 compliant internal plug-and-patch repairs

    ✓ Wheel rebalanced and TPMS checked as part of the job

    ✓ Fixed price confirmed by text before the technician sets off

    Mobile puncture repair UK-wide means no garage trip and no waiting room: a fully-equipped van comes to your car, 24 hours a day. It's what most drivers mean when they search for mobile puncture repair near me. A mobile puncture repair means a fully-equipped van comes to your car, removes the wheel, finds the leak in a water bath, and fits a combined plug-and-patch from inside the tyre. Tyrefly matches you to a vetted local technician by text — no phone queue, no garage trip, no waiting room. You get a fixed all-in price before anyone sets off.

    When a puncture can be repaired — and when it can't

    UK repairs follow BS AU 159, the British Standard every reputable fitter works to. It defines a central repairable area across the tyre's tread and sets a maximum damage size. Outside that, the tyre must be replaced — no exceptions, because a repair there can fail at speed.

    Your technician assesses the tyre before quoting a repair. If it fails the standard, you'll be told on the spot and offered a replacement price instead, with the tyre in the van where possible.

    • • Repairable: puncture in the central three-quarters of the tread, up to 6mm damage
    • • Not repairable: sidewall or shoulder damage of any size
    • • Not repairable: run-flat driven flat, or any tyre run under-inflated for a distance
    • • Not repairable: existing repair overlapping the new damage, or tread below 1.6mm

    What a proper repair actually involves

    A road-legal repair is done from the inside. The tyre is demounted, the injury is reamed and sealed with a combined stem-and-patch unit, the inner liner is buffed and cemented, then the wheel is refitted and rebalanced. External plug kits and aerosol sealants are temporary get-you-home measures, not repairs.

    Expect the technician to rebalance the wheel and reset TPMS where fitted. If a job is quoted suspiciously cheap, it usually means an external plug and no balancing.

    How much puncture repair costs in the UK

    Tyrefly technicians typically charge £40–£65 for a mobile puncture repair including callout, with a £20 booking fee deducted from the final bill. Night, motorway-junction and remote rural jobs sit at the upper end. Replacement, if the tyre fails the standard, starts at around £80–£135 for a common budget size fitted.

    Need puncture repair right now?

    Text your postcode and we'll come to you — 24/7, fixed price up front. Or check your local service area first.

    Mobile puncture repair FAQs

    +How long does a mobile puncture repair take?

    Around 20–30 minutes on-site once the technician arrives. Most Tyrefly customers get a quote within 60 seconds and a fitter within 35–90 minutes.

    +Is a repaired tyre as safe as a new one?

    Yes, when the repair meets BS AU 159 — a proper internal plug-and-patch restores the tyre to its original speed rating. Repairs outside the standard are not safe and we won't do them.

    +Can you repair a run-flat tyre?

    Sometimes. If the run-flat has been driven on while deflated the sidewall structure is compromised and it must be replaced. If it was caught early and holds pressure, a standard repair may be possible.

    +Will tyre sealant ruin the tyre?

    Not usually, but it makes the repair messier and some technicians charge a small cleaning surcharge. Tell us if you've used a sealant can so we can bring the right kit.

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