Slow Leak Repair

[jomu]

2 Fridays ago I noticed my left rear tire looked a little low so before jumping to a conclusion, I just put some air in it at a gas station close to my office. I didn't have my gauge with me to check the tire pressure, but I filled it up enough to get me through the weekend. By Wednesday, my tire was down to 10 PSI so I thought maybe I didn't fill it up enough the first time. 1 week later and I'm down to 20 PSI so I've come to the conclusion that I've got a slow leak.

Can anybody suggest any shops around downtown east? I know it doesn't take very long to repair, but my hours are crazy and I would prefer to find somewhere not too far from Queen and Broadview. I'm also open to somewhere in Markham/Stouffville since that's where I commute but they've gotta be open early in the morning!

[Jackal]

Trillitires at 130 Industrial Rd. a TM3 sponsor in Richmond Hill. Opens at 8am. Call and make an appointment. (905) 883-1118

[ryan2.3]

what kind of warranty is on your tires? when i bought mine, for the life of the tire (i think it runs out when you get to a certain tread depth, like 3/32 or something) i have free patches and repairs where applicable. If its too bad, like a broken band on the side, they just replace the tire. Had that happen a couple times when i hit some bad potholes