Flat Repair
A flat tire is the most common reason a bike stops getting ridden. Front Range riders know the culprits: goathead thorns along trail edges, glass in bike lanes, and tires worn thin by sun and miles.
We fix the flat on the spot and find what caused it, so you're not fixing the same flat again next week.
What's included
- Inner tube replacement
- Tubeless repair: plugging punctures and topping up sealant
- Tire replacement when the tire is worn or damaged
- Inspection of the tire and rim for thorns, glass, and damaged rim tape
- Inflation to the right pressure for your tire and riding
Signs you need it
- The tire is flat or goes soft overnight
- You hear hissing or see sealant spraying from the tire
- Cuts, bulges, or threads showing on the tire
- Tubeless sealant hasn't been refreshed in months
Pricing
Contact us for pricing.
Common questions
- Why do I keep getting flats?
- Repeat flats usually come from something still stuck in the tire, worn tires, damaged rim tape, or running too little pressure. We check for all of these when we fix the flat.
- How often does tubeless sealant need refreshing?
- Sealant dries out over time, and faster in Colorado's dry climate. Checking it every few months keeps it working when you need it.
Related services
Tune-Ups
Flat-rate tune-up packages done at your location, from a quick safety check to a full overhaul.
Brake and Shift Adjustments
Brake and derailleur adjustments so your bike stops reliably and shifts cleanly.
Available in: Denver, Centennial, Aurora, Englewood, Littleton, Lakewood, Arvada