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- Bike servicing, repair and fitting options Here at Halfords, we want to help keep you and your bike on the move, and that’s why we offer our free bike assessment and a huge range of bike servicing options. Please note: Before any repair or service, we will need to complete a Free Bike Health Check to assess the work needed, identify the…
- Can Halfords repair my scooter? Yes, Halfords can repair and service scooters of all kinds, either purchased from us or elsewhere. We are not able to perform a PDI on non-Halfords scooters, and electric scooters will need to be inspected before deciding whether the repair can be carried out. Please visit your local Halfords…
- Free bike health checks - Everything you need to know Free 32-point bike check We check all bikes: from kids to adults, any size and discipline We recommend a Free Bike Check before any Bronze, Silver or Gold bike services. Your Free Bike Check will be carried out by a fully trained technician while you wait, and can take up to 30 minutes We are unable…
- Cycle punctures and prevention If you ride a bike regularly, punctures are a fact of life so knowing how to fix one quickly and efficiently is essential for any rider. The less time you spend working on your bike, the more time you can spend riding it! Click here and we can walk you through the process of fixing a bike…
- What is Halfords' puncture prevention service? Our colleagues in-store will inject a high-quality Slime sealant into your bike's inner tubes, which does not harden over time. If you get a puncture, just pump the tyre and it will seal automatically. Slime sealant comes with a two-year warranty. not hardening or drying out over time. Puncture…
- How to convert to tubeless bike tyres Below is a guide to converting to tubeless tyres Step 1: Prepare the wheel rim Before you start, make sure that the rim of your tubeless wheel is clean, dry and free of the original rim tape. Begin taping opposite the valve, applying the tape in strips. You’ll need to apply plenty of tension to ensure…
- Can I get an update on my repair? You’ll receive regular updates and information on the status of your bike service or repair. We’ll send you a text and email when your bike is ready to collect. Your collection date is an estimate, and can sometimes change, particularly if we need to order any parts. We’re working as fast as…
- What happens if I need parts/work after I have had my initial quote? If your bike needs a little extra work to get it running smoothly, we’ll contact you first to get your approval. Don’t worry, we won’t carry out any repairs without your consent.
- How often should I have my bike serviced? Your bike should have a full service at least once every year to ensure it’s in good running order. If you ride a lot, then you may need a service every 6 months. Our Bike Technicians can provide some advice and guidance if you need it.
- What level of training do your colleagues have? Our Bike Technicians receive professional training from our expert team before they’re allowed to work on your bike. All repairs are double-checked by a trained team member, so you can have complete confidence it’s safe to ride.