- Monday - Friday 6:30AM - 5:30PM
- Saturday 8:30AM - 1:00PM
Schedule Your Service Today
Schedule Your Service Today
Repair your vehicle’s puncture without a tyre change or tow truck – our mobile technicians come direct to you.
Book Now
Fill out your details and we will call you back as soon as possible.
Picked up a flat or slow puncture?
Our mobile technicians will get you back on the road with same-day and emergency repairs.
No tow trucks. No awkward roadside changes. No risky runs to the workshop.
Wherever you’re located – from Moreton Bay to Coolangatta – we’ll come to you.
And, if your tyre is too damaged to be repaired, we’ll do our best to bring a set of vehicle-matched tyres that can be fitted on the spot.
Please note: We are not an after-hours emergency roadside service. Our technicians only operate during business hours and within specific service areas.
Getting your wheel or tyre problem diagnosed and repaired is as easy as it looks.
Check
Call us for same-day and emergency repairs anywhere across the Gold Coast and Brisbane.
Your vehicle will need to be in a safe location for your technician to operate.
Inspect
Your Mobile Tyre & Auto Team technician will remove any objects from the wheel and inspect the damage.
Structural damage and low tread depth will mean the tyre needs replacing, not repairing.
We’ll also check for damage to your wheels.
Repair or Replace
Depending on the extent of your tyre’s damage, we’ll repair or replace it.
Repair options include plugs, patches, and combination repairs (mushroom plugs) – all strictly to Australian standards.
Check
Once we’ve repaired your tyre, we’ll test its integrity with soapy water.
We’ll then refit it and rebalance your wheel.
If required, we’ll also reset your pressure monitoring system.
Any make or model. Anywhere across the Gold Coast, Brisbane, or Ipswich.
Standard makes, 4X4s, European cars, and luxury makes
Hino, Fuso, Isuzu, Scania and more
Box trailers, semi-trailers, caravans, and more
Bobcat, Cat, John Deere, ASV, and more
Not every tyre can be repaired. Here’s when you’ll need a replacement instead.
Tread depth is below 1.6 millimetres
Tyre has structural damage
Tread punctures exceed 6 millimetres
Rubber is badly deteriorated
Tyre has had previous faulty repairs
Need a New Tyre?
Browse our online store to find the right tyre for your vehicle’s make and model.
100% Mobile
Our field mechanics come to you – no waiting, no hire cars, and no wasted time.
Any Vehicle
Our tyre repair services are available for all cars, light to medium trucks, trailers, and skid-steers.
Tyre Experts
We’ve been repairing tyres since 2006 in line with manufacturer and Australian standards.
Our mobile technicians offer same-day and emergency puncture repairs across the Gold Coast, Brisbane, and Ipswich.
An average tyre puncture repair on the Gold Coast or Brisbane costs $30–$55. More specialised tyres, such as tyres for agricultural or construction vehicles, and more complex repairs might cost more.
As a general rule of thumb, a tyre repair costs around a third of your tyre’s retail price. For cheaper tyres, you’ll pay around half the retail price; more expensive tyres may drop to a quarter or a fifth.
Yes, it’s generally worth repairing a tyre puncture. Repairing a standard car tyre costs around a third of the tyre’s retail price. If you replaced your tyre, you’d ideally replace all 4 at the same time for performance and safety – which can be expensive.
Let’s say you punctured a Maxxis MA511 205/55R16 tyre that retails for $130.90. A repair costs you $50. Replacing all 4 of your tyres, on the other hand, would cost you $523.60 – making a repair less than 10% of the cost of a replacement.
If your tyres are getting old or worn, though, it can make more sense just to replace them. There’s no point in repairing a tyre that you’re going to discard in a few months.
Yes, provided the nail hasn’t caused a puncture greater than 5 millimetres in diameter and isn’t located in a repair-prohibited area (like the tyre’s shoulder).
Never drive on a tyre with a nail in it. A ‘slow puncture’ (where air slowly escapes over time) can lead to low tyre pressure, compromising your tyre’s structural integrity and making repairs impossible. You’ll also risk your tyre bursting mid-drive – which is extremely dangerous for you and any cars around you.
In Australia, tyre repairs are governed by the Australian Standard AS 1973-1993 Pneumatic tyres – Passenger car, light truck, and truck/bus – Retreading and repair processes. That means we (and all other compliant tyre repair services) can’t make certain kinds of repairs to tyres.
Prohibited repairs include:
Got a punctured tyre that matches one of the above? We’ll replace it instead.
