Spare Tire Change

All Roadside Towing provides roadside service for tire changes.  Have you ever had a flat tire on your way to an important meeting, to school, or to work? That’s a terrible experience. Then, you have to get dirty before your important meeting changing the tire.  Finally, don’t you hate those flimsy tire jacks?

Flat Tire Change Near Me / Near You San Diego!

All Roadside Towing provides Roadside Service for Flat Tire Change.  Have you ever had a flat tire on your way to an important meeting, to school, or to work? That’s a terrible experience. Then, you have to get dirty before your important meeting changing the tire.  Finally, don’t you hate those flimsy tire jacks? What do you do when you have a flat tire? Call All Roadside Towing, for a flat tire change. We can change any tire and replace it with your spare tire.

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All Roadside Towing - Towing San Diego does flat tire change and replacement.

benefits of all roadside towing tire change

  • Average Response Time ~35 min. or less.
  • Technician arrives in tow truck just in case towing is necessary.
  • Tow trucks are fitted with air compressor in case your spare is flat.

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do this when you have a flat tire
and need help:

  • Make sure you are safe. Especially if you’re on the side of a busy road or highway.
  • Pull over to the Emergency Lane on the right side of the road.
  • Do not attempt to change the tire, if the flat is on the drivers side. You don’t want to have your back to oncoming traffic.
  • Make sure your vehicle is in park (or in gear if you have a manual transmission).
  • Make sure the parking brake is engaged.
  • Turn on your hazard lights (emergency blinkers).
  • Call All Roadside Towing at (619) 228-7888.
roadside assistance and flat tire change service!

Changing a tire is not as easy as it used to be. We offer Roadside Service for Flat Tire repair. It seems like, some new vehicles make the spare tire difficult to locate, offer inadequate car jacks, and sometimes have specialized lug nuts. So get a professional to do it for you. 

The professionals at All Roadside Towing know your vehicle and all the intricacies involved in changing a tire quickly and safely.  We’ll get you on the road again quickly, with minimal hassles, and maximum consideration for your time. Remember we show up at your location to replace your tire. If it’s a major issue, we can tow you to the nearest tire shop. Remember to call us for a flat tire change near me because we’re near you San Diego!

Call All Roadside Towing at (619) 228-7888 to get roadside service tire changes
Frequently Asked Questions

Never change a tire in the roadway especially when there’s traffic. If there is a shoulder for the emergency lane move over to the shoulder as far as possible. Be careful if your flat is on the drivers side, you don’t want to have your back facing oncoming traffic. If there is no shoulder drive to the nearest exit and find a safe place to change your tire. The price to replace a tire or rim is worth less than your life should you be struck by a motorist. 
Some people may suggest staying in your vehicle buckled up is the safest thing to do. It depends on the situation. You should always try to get your vehicle to the side of the road. If the emergency lane is narrow, or your quite a ways from the next exit, you may have no choice but to stay buckled up in your car until help arrives.
Call a tow truck company and get flat tire help. Let them do the flat tire change. A tow truck company like All Roadside Towing will arrive in a tow truck. If you’re in a precarious position on the roadway, we can tow you to the next exit then do the tire change. All our trucks also have air compressors on board in case your spare tire is flat. We have commercial/industrial grade jacks to lift your car quickly and air ratchets to get the lug nuts on and off quickly. 
Never ignore the tire pressure sensor in your car. If your tire pressure indicator light comes on, check your tires immediately. Keeping your tires adequately filled with air minimizes the possibility of the tire going flat. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), flat tires are a leading cause of traffic accidents.
Never leave your lug nuts too loose. Follow directions provided by your owners manual on how to properly loosen your lug nuts, buy more importantly how to tighten them. If they’re not tight enough you may hear strange noises or experience a “wobble” while driving. If they’re over tightened you run the risk of stripping the studs.
Never change a tire on unstable or sloped ground. The jack needs to lift the car high enough to get your flat tire off and the new tire on. If the jack is on sloped, uneven, or unstable ground, you run the risk of the jack slipping and the car falling off.
Never, never, never crawl under a car while it’s on a jack. What happens if the jack fails and you’re underneath the vehicle… squish? The jack may fail, slip, etc. You don’t want to have any part of your body underneath a jacked up car, just in case.
Never mistakenly put the jack on the plastic part of the frame. You need to make sure your jack is underneath structural steel of the vehicle (ie. the frame). Trying to jack the vehicle up when the jack is under plastic will crack, break, damage the plastic. Worse yet, you may be able to get the car jacked up, but then the plastic breaks when the vehicle is elevated.

Depends on the type of tire and the type of leak. Many newer vehicles do not come with a spare tire, because they ride on “run flat” tires. These tires are filled with different substances that allow them to maintain a certain amount of tire pressure even if the tire is damaged. With run flats you can definitely drive a few miles to the nearest tire shop. Run flat tires are not designed for highway speeds, so it’s best to take side streets to the tire shop.
If it’s a nail or something sharp that’s not piercing the side wall. You’re probably suffering a slow leak. Again the chances are pretty high you’ll be okay driving a few miles to the tire shop. The tire shop can repair tires with minor punctures as long as there are no holes in the side wall. The repairs will normally last for the lifetime of the tire. If the sidewall of the tire is damaged, the best thing to do is replace the tire.

Damage to your vehicle. It starts with the tire deteriorating and beginning to shred. Pieces of shredded tires will likely come off at higher speeds and will damage the quarter panel, fender, wheel well, etc. When the tire is completely shredded it will come off the rim and you’ll destroy your rim. It might also damage brake lines, rotors, suspension, etc. Bottom line, it’s not a good idea!

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