Flat tire with no spare
If the puncture is in the tread, we can usually plug and patch the tire right where the car is, no spare needed. If it's shredded, cut on the side or off the rim, it needs a new tire, and a bent wheel may mean a tow, which we don't offer.
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Likely causes
- The car came with an inflator kit instead of a spare
- Run-flat tires with no spare included
- The spare was used and never replaced
- The spare is flat or too old to trust
Try this first
- Check under the trunk floor and under the rear of the vehicle for a spare
- Look for an inflator or sealant kit in the trunk
- Find where the damage is: tread, shoulder or side
- Note your tire size from the sidewall
When to call us
- The tire is flat and there's no usable spare
- The kit didn't seal the hole
- The tire is damaged on the side and needs replacing
Call (469) 619-8700 or request online.
In danger or blocking traffic? Call 911 first.
We come to where your car is
Day or night: your driveway, the parking garage at work or the shoulder of the freeway.

Questions
01Why don't new cars come with a spare tire?
Many makers swap the spare for an inflator kit or run-flat tires to save weight and space. Check under the trunk floor first; some cars still keep a compact spare there.
02If I use the sealant kit, can the tire still be repaired?
Often, but the sealant can make a proper repair harder. Tell whoever works on the tire that sealant is inside so they can plan for it.
