Flat Tyre, No Spare Wheel
A growing number of new cars don't come with a spare wheel at all, relying instead on a repair kit or run-flat tyres — which leaves you stuck if the puncture is too severe for a quick fix.
Check what you actually have
Before assuming you're stuck, check the boot floor and manual — many cars without a visible spare still carry a puncture repair kit (sealant and a compressor) for minor punctures. This won't work for a sidewall puncture, a split tyre, or a completely flat run-flat that's been driven on.
Get safe first
If you're not already somewhere safe and level, move the car if you can do so without further damaging the wheel or tyre. Turn on hazard lights and, if on a busy road, follow the same safety steps as any other roadside breakdown.
How we can help without a spare
We can either fit a replacement tyre on the spot if one is readily available for your vehicle, or recover the car to a tyre garage — whichever gets you moving fastest depends on your specific situation and tyre size.
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In many cases yes, depending on tyre availability for your specific vehicle — call us with your tyre size and we'll advise.
Only for short distances at reduced speed, and only for minor punctures — it's a temporary measure, not a permanent fix.
Run-flats allow limited driving while flat, but once fully deflated they typically need replacement rather than repair.