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24 hour tyre fitters in Dublin?

Elessar · 2007-08-02 15:20:33

Does anyone know of any emergency tyre suppliers and fitters that will come to the site of a tyre puncture and supply and fit a new one? I am unavoidably without a spare wheel for a few days and would like some peace of mind.

02-08-2007 3:20pm

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Elessar

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Does anyone know of any emergency tyre suppliers and fitters that will come to the site of a tyre puncture and supply and fit a new one?

I am unavoidably without a spare wheel for a few days and would like some peace of mind.

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#2 02-08-2007 3:52pm

DublinDilbert

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Hi,

You could try dave mc cann tyres in blanch... I don't think they do 24 hours but they do have a good number of vans on the road and should be able to reach you... they are also very reasonable....

http://www.davemccanntyres.com/

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#3 02-08-2007 8:53pm

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might be an idea to buy a can of tyre weld !

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#4 02-08-2007 11:31pm

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MarkN wrote:

might be an idea to buy a can of tyre weld !

Or a repair kit and a pump (electric or foot). You can often get going with just a pump - most punctures are 'slow'.

Not your ornery onager

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#5 03-08-2007 12:14am

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Advance pitstop used to run a 24 hour emeegency service, not sure if they still do.

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