My drivers side front tyre completely lost all pressure this afternoon whilst driving to the station to pick up a friend at around 15-20mph (Central London, Canada Water Station = slow speeds)
A warning message popped up saying ''check the front right tyre pressure'' when I got out, it was completely flat.
Luckily for me (depending on how you look at it) a Tesco garage was right by the station so I pulled in to use the air machine, it failed to inflate my tyre, it did't even register the remaining pressure, I tried a few times.
The tyre was driven for less than 25 yards and <10mph in this condition until I put the spare on in Tesco's car park - will this cause problems to the tyre or alloy?
Upon removing the alloy/tyre, I saw no evidence of puncture holes, damage to the tyre or nails, maybe it's the value? Thank goodness that I wasn't driving on the motorway.
Off to the garage in the morning...
A warning message popped up saying ''check the front right tyre pressure'' when I got out, it was completely flat.
Luckily for me (depending on how you look at it) a Tesco garage was right by the station so I pulled in to use the air machine, it failed to inflate my tyre, it did't even register the remaining pressure, I tried a few times.
The tyre was driven for less than 25 yards and <10mph in this condition until I put the spare on in Tesco's car park - will this cause problems to the tyre or alloy?
Upon removing the alloy/tyre, I saw no evidence of puncture holes, damage to the tyre or nails, maybe it's the value? Thank goodness that I wasn't driving on the motorway.
Off to the garage in the morning...
