Fix a flat and Free Tire Patch
Tires and Flats 101
Tires are made out of a rubber composite material specifically designed for smooth riding, but that smooth travel comes with a limitation. The tire rubber that supports comfortable steering & handling is prone to wear & tear as well as damages from harder, sharper metals such as misplaced building materials like nails. Because tires are rubber, flats will always be a risk factor as long as roadways are also littered with metallic debris. Flats can also occur due to rapid or uneven tire tread wear, especially when left unattended. No matter if you hit a huge Lansing pothole and got an instant blowout or you are suspicious about a tire or two with a tiny puncture and slow leak, we invite you to bring your Chevrolet car, truck, crossover, van, or SUV to Feldman Chevrolet of Lansing for a Fix a Flat Tire Repair Service. Every Fix a Flat Tire Repair Service includes a Free Tire Patch for all of our loyal Feldman Customers.
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Slow Tire Leak 101
Not all tire failure happens with an instant blowout episode; more often than not, the precursor for an acute tire blowout event was a slow tire leak from a small puncture. Fix a Flat tire repair service is an exceptional opportunity to repair minor tire damages caused by small holes. Small punctures from things like nails are easily corrected with a specialized tire patch that covers the small opening and creates an airtight seal to ensure the air remains inside and air pressures remain at factory specifications. The beauty of Fix a Flat Tire Patch Repair Service is the opportunity to restore your car to peak performance and factory specifications at a fraction of the cost of a new tire sale and installation service.
How does Fix a Flat Service Work?
Fix a Flat Tire Repair Service begins with a factory-trained GM-certified Technician and a Free Tire Patch for every Feldman Customer. The expert technician with vast experience providing Fix a Flat Service will find the puncture using a unique technique including a soapy solvent that isolates the hole where the air is escaping from the tire. The hole allowing air to escape is isolated, cleaned, prepared, and covered by the Free Tire Patch that creates a perfect seal around the opening. After the patch has cured, the tire is inflated to factory specifications, and the wheel-tire assembly is placed back on the vehicle.
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