Flat Tire Fixing
One of the most common reasons for flat tires is also the most obvious a puncture from a sharp object on the road, such as a nail, piece of glass, a screw.
No driver is a fan of potholes, uneven roads, or unexpected debris not only are they annoying, they can wreak havoc on your vehicle’s axles, undercarriage, and wheels. Simply put, the worse the road condition, the greater your chances of one of getting a flat.
There’s not always one definitive, major reason for a tire going flat. Sometimes, the normal wear and tear that our tires go through is enough to cause them to go flat. Over time, normal driving will eventually wear down the tread on your tires, leaving them more susceptible to the everyday hazards of driving and increasing their chances of going flat.
If your tire has no obvious signs of a puncture, check the valve stem to make sure it is not leaking. A leaky and damaged valve stem can cause your vehicle’s tires to go flat.
For a safe ride, it’s important your vehicle has the correct tire pressure level. If your vehicle’s tires aren’t inflated properly, they can cause internal tire damage which can potentially cause a serious injury on the road.
In case of a flat tire RSA team will reach you out and fix your issue whether it’s a puncture or a burst tire all you need to do is to click the “rescue me” button in RSA App or call our service number” 051-8499772”
