[joz_12345]

i have a flat tyre and am new to all this just wondered how do you get a company to replace it if you cannot drive your car to them.

 

[LAD VXL]

Put the spare on or if your in the AA they will do it for you

Any idea how its happend jo? Have you been out in it today?

 

[Clutch]

Put the spare on or

Common laura he not that thick!

I would suggest goin to you local tyre garage and ask, see if they can help you, perhaps buy a wheel and tyre and get a lift home and fit it. i wouldnt know as this has never happened to me before.

 

[LAD VXL]

Common laura he not that thick!

I would suggest goin to you local tyre garage and ask, see if they can help you, perhaps buy a wheel and tyre and get a lift home and fit it. i wouldnt know as this has never happened to me before.

Clutch, she's asking as she cant drive yet

 

[Clutch]

erm she, ah yes, sorry joz! my bad!

I was just testin you

 

[Steve]

my dad had a look at it the other week - the tyres were recently replaced and my dad reckons it hasn't been sealed right and just needs done again at a garage

 

[Sky]

I drove on my flatty to National when I bought tyres for my old Fiesta :laugh:

The tyres were under guarantee though so they just sorted it out for me on the spot. Same thing happened to me, one of the tyres didn't seal properly.

 

[Lyds_corsa_b]

You can get companies who come out to you. Look around on the internet. :thumbs_up:

 

[Deathscythe]

Kwik-fit might have a mobile tyre fitting service in your area, they can do it for you right outside your door.

 

[LAD VXL]

my dad had a look at it the other week - the tyres were recently replaced and my dad reckons it hasn't been sealed right and just needs done again at a garage

I thought i had this prob with my 17's (partly why there being refurbed) but it turned out to be the valve

 

[mark330d]

Take the wheel off and leeve the car on axle stands/bricks and take the wheel to kwikfit/national etc.

My offside rear and my spare are both flat bt feck it