Don’t let a flat tire slow you down. Fast, reliable flat repairs, tire rotations, and air pressure checks to keep you rolling safely and extend the life of your tires.
Regular tire maintenance is the key to extending the life of your tires, maximizing fuel efficiency, and ensuring your safety on the road. Whether you have picked up a nail or just need a routine tire rotation, our team at MDP Tires Inc provides fast, affordable, and professional tire repair and maintenance services in Van Nuys.
Got a sudden flat? Drop by our shop—no appointment needed. We will take care of it fast.
We use industry-standard patching and plugging methods for permanent, safe repairs.
Routine rotations and pressure checks prevent uneven wear and save you money in the long run.
We fix punctures safely and effectively to get you back on the road in minutes.
We adjust your tire pressure to match your vehicle’s exact OEM specifications for optimal handling and fuel economy.
We diagnose, reset, and replace Tire Pressure Monitoring System sensors to ensure your dashboard alerts are perfectly accurate.
We rotate your tires according to your vehicle’s specific drivetrain (FWD, RWD, AWD) to promote even tread wear and extend tire lifespan.
We dismount the tire, inspect the inside for hidden damage, and use a professional plug-and-patch combination for a secure, leak-proof seal.
No. For safety reasons, we can only repair punctures that are located in the center tread area and are less than 1/4 inch in diameter. Punctures on the sidewall or the shoulder of the tire cannot be safely repaired, and the tire must be replaced.
A general rule of thumb is to have your tires rotated every 5,000 to 7,000 miles, or roughly every time you get an oil change. This ensures all four tires share the workload and wear down evenly.
A plug alone or a patch alone is not enough for a safe, permanent fix. The industry standard—and the strict method we use at MDP Tires Inc—is a combination plug-and-patch. This completely seals the path of the puncture and reinforces the inner liner of the tire.
