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Renee & Lauren View Drop Down
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    Posted: 09 May 2010 at 9:45pm
We have a 3 wheeler Mothers Choice Pram and the tyres are flat - does anyone know where to go to get them pumped up as I don't think you can go to petrol station and get them pumped up? I live in Wellington too.

Went to Babycity and asked them on Saturday and the shop assistant was so not helpful as she said if it was a Phil and Teds one she would be able to help me.. I was like WTF you only know about one brand.. grr useless.
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We have a bike tyre pump we bought for under $20 from Kmart, works just as well on pram tyres
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You can use a bike pump or take it to a bike shop, they'll be able to do it for you.
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I use the petrol station pump you just have to make sure you don't over fill.Easy as.
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I take my pram to the bike shop or do it at the service station :)
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Yup petrol station is fine or you can use a bike pump!!
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We bought a new pram recently and all the tyres were flat when we got it - it came with a pump which just looked like a bike pump but in our case the air wouldn't hold so we assumed they had punctures in the tyres.

We took it to Avanti Plus in Auckland (I think from their website there is one in Lower Hutt if that is close to you?) they were SO lovely and replaced all the tyre tubes for $15 each. They also pump air in the tyres too.



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Mum took our buggy to a garage/ tire shop cos she was walking past with Aiden, and they pumped the tires up for her!
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