Puncture or tyre damage
The tyre position and visible damage are checked before dispatch.
Roadside tyre-change help when conditions are safe
Tyre-change help where the work area is safe and the correct spare equipment is available.
24/7dispatch lineOne numberevery call pathMatchedto vehicle and sceneClear termsbefore confirmation
Common situations
A spare wheel is only useful when it can be fitted safely.
Tell dispatch which tyre is affected, whether a usable spare and locking-wheel key are present, and how close the vehicle is to live traffic. If the location or damage makes roadside work unsafe, recovery may be the better option.
Spare and locking key
Confirm that the spare is usable and the correct wheel key is available.
Safe working area
Traffic, slope, surface and space determine whether roadside fitting is sensible.
Tow fallback
Recovery can be considered when a tyre cannot be changed safely at the scene.
Need tyre change?Call with your location and vehicle details.
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A clearer dispatch process before the vehicle moves.
The response is shaped around the real vehicle, location and job, not a generic promise.
Direct assessment
A brief call identifies the details that decide whether a change is practical.
Location-aware response
Road position matters as much as the puncture itself.
Clear next step
You learn whether to prepare the spare or arrange recovery instead.
Have this ready
Three details that make the call faster.
Photos can help for damage or access questions, but only take them when it is safe.
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Exact location and traffic exposure
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Affected tyre, vehicle type and visible wheel damage
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Usable spare wheel and locking-wheel key
How dispatch works
Three clear steps from call to confirmation.
The response is only as accurate as the first information shared.
Call dispatch
Use the same direct Georgian number from any page, day or night.
Share the essentials
Give the location, vehicle, problem, safety conditions and destination.
Confirm the response
Review available equipment, timing assumptions and the rate structure.
Frequently asked questions
Tyre change: clear answers.
Do I need a usable spare wheel?
For a standard roadside change, usually yes. Tell dispatch whether the vehicle has a full-size spare, space-saver or repair kit and whether the spare appears inflated.
Can a damaged wheel be handled roadside?
A bent or broken wheel, damaged suspension or multiple failed tyres may require towing rather than a simple change.
What if the vehicle is close to live traffic?
Do not attempt the change yourself in an unsafe position. Move behind a barrier if possible and follow emergency-authority instructions. Recovery may be safer.
Is every vehicle suitable for roadside tyre work?
No. Vehicle weight, wheel security systems, tyre size, damage and the work area all affect suitability and local provider availability.
One direct number
Tell us where the vehicle stopped.
One call starts the match between your vehicle, the scene and suitable available support.
Call live 24/7 dispatch+995 571 19 78 45Subject to suitable local provider availability