Flat tire changing is something which doesn’t last for 20 minutes. However, one can get stuck for over 2 – 3 hours stranded on the road not knowing what to do. Towing Services Uganda has surveilled and strategized to help travellers never to be stranded on road because of flat tire issues.
Just make a straight call on our availed number which is easily accessed on the website, and Google Business listing. Towing Services have prioritised road assistance services among which are flat tire changing, towing and breakdown services, and quick repair services.
What do when get a tire puncture
First of all there are several causes of tire punctures, but even establishing the cause at certain moments cannot help you sort the issue easily. Towing Services Uganda we know that most of the drivers in Kampala and around Uganda have problems with fixing and changing tires especially after receiving a puncture on their journey.
Call: 0709252804, the emergency number of Towing Services Uganda, the number is on 24 hours and 7 days of the week. Any time, and anywhere around Kampala we reach and help you fix your tire.
What you need to fix your flat tire?
All drivers should ensure to have a spare tire in the car before taking any journey drive. The when experience a puncture, it becomes easier when called for Towing Services Uganda services. Our mechanic comes with a wheel spanner of the size of the car, and a lift jerk. It’s only 20 minutes that your car tire is solved and let you continue on your journey.
When to Call Roadside Tyre Assistance in Kampala
Contact Towing Services Uganda if you experience a flat tyre and:
- You do not have a usable spare tyre.
- You lack the tools or experience to change the wheel.
- The tyre has a sidewall cut or severe damage.
- The wheel rim is damaged.
- The vehicle is stopped in a dangerous location.
- More than one tyre is flat.
- You need the vehicle transported to a tyre centre or garage.
Never continue driving on a severely deflated tyre unless moving a very short distance is necessary to reach a safe position. Doing so can turn a repairable puncture into a damaged tyre and wheel.