If you notice that your tire is either flat or low on air, it is important that you replace it right away. In some cases, your tire may be designed to remain operational for up to 50 miles at speeds of up to 55 miles per hour. However, you will still need to bring it to a service center in Glenwood Springs in a timely manner.
To replace the tire, you will first need to place the vehicle on a flat surface and elevate it several inches off of the ground. Placing the car on a flat surface ensures that it won't tip over while you put the new tire on.
Once the tire has been removed, you can place the new one on the vehicle and secure it in place. You should be able to drive on the new tire as soon as it has been placed on your car.
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