COMMON SIGNS
Does this match your problem?
- The spare-tire compartment is empty
- The vehicle came with an inflator kit instead of a spare
- The available spare is flat, damaged, or the wrong size
- The tire sidewall is torn or the wheel is damaged
SPECIAL ROADSIDE PROBLEMS
You have a flat tire but the vehicle does not have a safe, usable spare. A normal roadside tire change cannot be completed without a replacement wheel and tire to install.
COMMON SIGNS
HOW WE MAY HELP
IMPORTANT LIMITS
Speedy Roadside does not carry replacement tires and cannot install a tire that is not present. Sidewall damage, wheel damage, an unusable inflator kit, or an unsafe location usually requires towing or mobile tire replacement.
ANSWERS BEFORE YOU CALL
No. Standard roadside tire-change service installs the customer's safe, usable spare tire.
No. Sealant may be unsuitable for sidewall damage, large punctures, damaged wheels, or some tire-pressure monitoring systems.
Continuing to drive can destroy the tire, damage the wheel, and reduce vehicle control. Stop as soon as it is safe.
Call with your exact location, vehicle information, and roadside problem.