If you look at the back of your driver license, you'll see a toll-free phone number for “Texas Roadside Assistance.” This number, 800-525-5555, is for reporting a non-emergency need for assistance on Texas roads. If you or anyone else is in danger, call 911 instead!
What should I do if I have a flat tire?
When you get a flat tire, turn on your emergency lights and slow down. Pull over as soon as you see an open stretch of road away from traffic. You don't want to change your tire too close to oncoming traffic.May 15, 2017
How far can you drive on a flat tire in an emergency?
Generally, driving on a temporary spare tire should be limited to 50 miles per hour and about 50-60 miles of travel. Temporary spare tires are designed to get you to a service station or tire store. Depending on the condition of the tires, it may be best to replace the damaged tire and the other tire on the same axle.Jul 18, 2021
Will roadside assistance bring you a tire?
Tire Trouble in the U.S. Insurance companies do provide car replacement services; however, these services are not always the optimal solution. If your car needs to replace its tire after breaking down on the road, roadside assistance can only help you if you have a spare tire in your trunk.Mar 15, 2021
What should I do if I get a flat tire?
When you get a flat tire, turn on your emergency lights and slow down. Pull over as soon as you see an open stretch of road away from traffic. You don't want to change your tire too close to oncoming traffic.May 15, 2017
What do you do if you have a flat tire on the highway?
- Grip steering wheel firmly and do not slam on brakes.
- Let your car slow down gradually by taking your foot off the gas pedal.
- Let your car roll toward the berm or an exit. ...
- Brake lightly once off the road until you come to a stop.