Roadside Tire Change in Los Angeles
Flat tire? We install your usable spare tire where it is safe to work. Call (818) 797-1560 for local roadside assistance and your current ETA.
Roadside spare-tire installation. For tire repair, balancing, replacement tires, or retail sales, contact a tire shop.
Overview
Roadside Tire Change in Los Angeles
Your Spare Tire, Installed Roadside
Tell dispatch whether you have a usable spare, where the vehicle is stopped, and whether a wheel-lock key is available. A spare-tire change needs stable ground and enough space away from moving traffic. The operator confirms the condition of the spare and whether the location is suitable before work begins.
No Usable Spare or a Damaged Wheel?
If the spare is missing, flat, or unsuitable—or there is wheel or suspension damage—ask about towing to a tire shop. This page is for roadside spare installation, not a tire-repair or retail-tire appointment. A tire shop can advise on patching, replacement, balancing, or buying tires. The Van Nuys and Burbank area pages provide local information for arranging assistance.
Local Pickup Guidance
Find pickup details and service guidance for your location:
Fast Local Dispatch
Before Calling: Spare Tire and Pickup Checklist
Use this short checklist to explain the flat-tire problem and help dispatch assess whether a spare-tire change is suitable.
Spare or inflation kit?
Tell dispatch whether you have a spare wheel and tire, only a sealant/inflation kit, or neither. Mention whether the spare is accessible and whether its condition is known. Do not assume a kit replaces a usable spare.
Wheel and vehicle details
Give the year, make and model and which tire is affected. Mention multiple flat tires, visible wheel damage, and whether the wheel-lock key is available.
Where the vehicle is stopped
Give the exact entrance, parking level or cross street. Describe slopes, soft ground, nearby traffic and space around the affected wheel. The operator determines whether there is a suitable working area.
A destination if towing is needed
If no usable spare is available, have a preferred tire shop or repair facility in mind and confirm it can receive the vehicle. Ask dispatch about suitability, the quoted service and current ETA.
This service is roadside installation of your usable spare when conditions are suitable. It does not include retail tire sales, tire repair or balancing.
Call for current ETA. Confirm availability for your pickup location.
Call (818) 797 - 1560
When You May Need Roadside Tire Change
Tire Trouble We Handle
Spare-tire installation when suitable; towing if the vehicle cannot continue safely.
Flat Tire
Highway Blowout
Slow Leak Gone Flat
Pothole & Curb Damage
Stripped or Stuck Lugs
Missing Wheel Lock Key
No Usable Spare
TPMS Warning On
Vehicles We Tow
Towing Matched to Your Vehicle
Tell dispatch your vehicle type, condition, and pickup access so we can confirm availability and the appropriate towing setup.
Sedans & Hatchbacks
Safe everyday vehicle towing.
SUVs & Pickup Trucks
Reliable towing for larger vehicles.
Electric Vehicles
Specialized EV transportation.
Luxury & Exotic Cars
Careful premium-vehicle transport.
Motorcycles
Secure motorcycle transport.
Vans & Commercial Vehicles
Professional commercial towing.
How It Works
Get Help in 3 Simple Steps
From your first call to getting back on the road, our process is fast, straightforward, and designed to keep stress to a minimum.
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Good To Know
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about our towing and roadside assistance services. If you need more information, our team is available to help 24/7.
Installing your usable spare tire when the vehicle and location are suitable. Tell dispatch about the spare, wheel-lock key, damage, and any access restrictions.
We can discuss towing to a tire shop or repair facility that you choose. Confirm that the destination can receive the vehicle.
Only if the operator determines there is a safe working area. A narrow shoulder, traffic-side wheel, slope, or unstable surface may require moving or towing the vehicle instead.
Follow the speed, distance, and load limits printed on your spare and in the vehicle manual. Arrange tire-shop inspection or replacement as appropriate; temporary spares are not a permanent repair.
