Even You Can Change a Flat Tire on the Fly
Nobody looks forward to flat tires, but flats happen. We can help you quickly overcome this challenge and return to your day.
First, never drive on a flat tire. Carefully find a paved place away from traffic to park. Stop your engine and engage your parking brake. Once you exit your car, place a chock or a rock next to a tire on the side of the car opposite the flat. Gather your tools, including your jack and doughnut spare. Use a lug wrench to loosen the tire's lug nuts.