Flat tire? We swap on your spare

A flat on the freeway shoulder is no place to wrestle with a jack. A technician comes to you, lifts the car and bolts on your spare. You keep your hands clean and your focus on traffic. Tell dispatch where you are and which direction you were heading.

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When to call

You have a flat and a good spare in the trunk
You pulled over on a busy freeway shoulder
You don't have the tools, or the strength, to change it yourself
It's dark, it's hot or both

How it works

Share your location, the nearest exit and the make and model with dispatch.
The technician arrives and gets to work.
Your spare goes on, and the flat goes in the trunk.
If there is no usable spare, we offer a tow instead.

When a spare isn't enough

We install the spare you already have. If you have no spare, or if the wheel itself is bent or cracked, a swap won't work. In that case we tow the car to a tire shop of your choice. Tell dispatch what you find when you open the trunk.

Staying safe on a freeway shoulder

Pull as far right as you can. Turn on your hazard lights. If traffic is close, stay in the car with your seatbelt on and wait for the truck. Don't stand between your car and the lane.

What a customer said

On August 17, 2025, Amber R. wrote on Yelp that she had a flat tire on the 14 outside Palmdale and that the driver "showed up super quick."

Tire change questions

Do I need my own spare?

Yes. We put on the spare that came with the car, or one you carry. If you don't have one, dispatch can arrange a tow to a tire shop.

What about a compact spare?

A compact spare gets you to a shop. It is not meant for long trips or high speeds, so plan to replace the damaged tire soon.

Should I stay in my car on the 14?

If cars are passing close to you, stay inside with your seatbelt fastened. Once the truck arrives, the driver will tell you when it is safe to step out.