We all do a lot of driving. There are potholes everywhere (especially in Atlanta), debris on the roads and plenty of obstacles to avoid. Properly maintained tires can generally handle the bumps and scrapes but inevitably one unforeseen road hazard can leave you with a tire in need of repair.
Good Used Tires Shop Of Atlanta supports the tire manufacturers' warranties for all new tire that we sell. Those warranties apply to tires that become unusable for any reason within the tire manufacturer's control, typically covering materials and workmanship.
However, these warranties do not apply to causes and conditions beyond the tire manufacturer's control, such as road hazards.
Because of this, many drivers desire the additional security and peace of mind that our Tire Repair Program provides, whether you've purchased a new or used tire. Road hazard damage is damage that occurs when a tire fails as a result of a puncture, bruise or break incurred during the course of normal driving on a maintained road. Nails, glass and potholes are the most common examples of road hazards.

Remember We do not charge for any repairs we might do to your tire within 30 days of initial purchase.

At the Good used tires, shop with confidence!why should you have to replace one of your tires with perfectly good tread just because a nail danced its way into your life?

The patch method of repair is commonly used in automotive repair shops, Good Used Tire shop has a policy against patching the tire if the patch is too close to a previous patch, if there are more than two patches performed previously, if the amount of punctures requires more than two patches, if the punctures requiring a patch are too close to each other, and finally if the puncture is too close to the sidewall of the tire. A patch is performed by first removing the tire from the wheel, marking the location of the puncture (typically with a dedicated "tire crayon"), removing the puncture, preparing the surface using an angle grinder (or via other methods, done to create a smooth surface on the inside of the tire), applying rubber cement to the prepped area, applying the patch, and then pressing it onto the surface with a tire stitcher (a small metal wheel attached to a handle, looking similar to and sometimes known as a "pizza cutter"). An alternative patch, considered by some to be safer and more reliable, is a combination patch and plug. This patch is manufactured with a plug built into it; applying this patch is done very similarly to the way a regular patch is applied except with a few more steps. The additional steps include drilling a hole at the location of the puncture so the plug can be pulled through it, as well as cutting off the excess plug from the outside of the tire.

The plug method is able to be performed without removing the tire from the wheel. The puncture is removed from the tire, and a plug coated in rubber cement is then inserted with a handle, which is typically supplied with the kit the plug came in.  A tire plug is a good idea for those who notice a puncture in a tire that they aren't able to professionally repair at the time.

Good Used Tires Services	Cost
Wheel Alignment	$45
Tires Mount(Carry in only)	$5-$15 per tire
Tire Rotation	$2.50/tire
Valve Stem	$5-$10/tire
Tire Patch	$15/tire
Tire Plug	$10/tire
Tire Balancing	$5/tire
Tires mount (purchased with us)	Free

         

 

 

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Good Used Tires Shop Atlanta 668 metropolitan pkwy sw Atlanta, GA 30310 Phone: 678-497-8048 Website: http://www.atlantagoodusedtires.com/