Flat tires occur because of many different scenarios. You may have driven over something in the road or parked your vehicle on something that lodged itself into your tire and caused air to leak out. You may also have been driving around on tires that were no longer safe or structurally sound, and this caused your tire to blow out. This is where that routine maintenance comes into play. A technician can usually spot low tread patterns or other signs of aging on your tires that could put you at a higher risk of having a flat tire.
 
Some people know how to change a flat tire, but a lot of people don’t or aren’t physically able to. There’s also the potential of needing to change your tire but being in an unsafe location to do so. We can take on this process for you so that you can stay where it’s safe, and we’ll get you back on the road as quickly as possible. We’ll make sure that your vehicle and new tire are safe, but we’ll also take care of your vehicle, so it doesn’t become damaged during this process. Get your vehicle out of the way if at all possible and give us a call. Some of our options include:
 
-Diagnosing the issue
-Providing a tire repair if possible
-Re-inflating the tire if it will hold air so you can get to a repair shop
-Replacing your tire
-Check the tire to see if it holds air
-Tow you to a tire repair shop where you can have your vehicle serviced