Dunedin Towing - Roadside Tire Change Services

It happens frequently: you are out cruising in your vehicle or truck and afterward you hear a very loud Blast followed by flap, flap, flap, flap. One of your tires has popped and you are left abandoned on the roadside.

Will you have the appropriate equipment to adjust it? That is, a jack for moving the car, a lug wrench for loosening and re-screwing the tire and a new tire to replace the damaged one. And if you have the tools, it also begs the question of how willing you are to change it yourself. Know where the jack is to be placed? Is the spare tire still in decent shape (full of air and free of rust)? And are you sure that you can loosen up the lugs and then turn them firmly enough to get to the closest mechanic? If you need assistance changing a tire for some reason and getting back on the road then give Dunedin Towing a call.

Tips for a flat tire, before and after

The cause most tires blowout or become flat is due to incompetence of the driver. In order to operate at its best, tires have to be inflated to a very precise degree. If a tire is not inflated properly, then it is not as solid as it could be and the vehicle's weight might cause a blowout. Furthermore, if a tire is over-inflated, the rubber will be overpressed and there is no space to place the excess pressure from driving.

On the off chance that you are not replacing all of your tires and reusing the used ones, at that point ensure that your best tires are on the back wheels. In the event that you should pick between the front and back tires, you should place your money into the back tires because those tires are more important to create stability and prevent fishtailing.

Go to a professional mechanic/technician not long after you've put on some a spare tire. There are substitution tires should you need them yet shouldn't be a permanent tire. A specialist may fix the punctured tire or trade it with a similar quality tire.