Best way to deal with slow puncture?

take it to your nearest tyre centre, shouldnt cost more than a tenner to fix. Unless you've got a crack in your wheel.
 
Is Kwik Fit good enough?

all 4 tyres have the same puncture and go down at the same pace?
Nope, just the front left. Late edit: Ah I see why you asked :) I blame using Swype keyboard with the left thumb!

I'm only asking because I don't know the answer. I guess I have a double reason by making you guys feel better for knowing something that someone else doesn't.
 
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take it to a decent place to be repaired. i have had issues in the past where tyre placed have repaired a puncture only to refit the tyre and have it leaking round the rim due to fitting it badly and also having issues with balancing the wheels after...
 
Are there any good chains or does anyone (by chance) know of any decent tyre place in South London? Don't mind driving to get to it, gives me more reason to use my new hifi :)
 
im based in south east essex, i travel to rainham up the A13 (east london ish) for all my tyre stuff

theyre the only tyre place ive been to who can get it right, absolutely spot on right, every time. ive wasted an awful lot of time and money going back to tyre places for them to correct problems, or going to other places to correct other tyre places messes.
 
Take it to a tyre place, typically either a small puncture or a leaking valve. They should be able to sort it for not much money
 
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