Safety and location
We first need to know whether a technician could work at the location. A motorway emergency area or hard shoulder may require other assistance or recovery.
WHEN A JOURNEY STOPS
A flat tyre, sudden pressure loss or visible damage can bring a journey to an unexpected stop. MOTO WAY helps you describe the situation and explore what assistance may be appropriate at your location.
Safety, location, tyre availability and equipment requirements are assessed before any service can be agreed.
For motorway and major-road problems, your immediate priority is reaching a place of relative safety where possible — not checking or changing the tyre beside moving traffic.
How enquiries work ↗UNDERSTANDING THE PROBLEM
No two breakdowns are identical. These are common reasons people ask about emergency tyre assistance.
Only obtain these details when it is safe. Do not inspect a tyre beside motorway traffic.
A STRAIGHTFORWARD PROCESS
Assessment and any next steps must reflect the real location, equipment, safety conditions and availability—not a website promise.
We first need to know whether a technician could work at the location. A motorway emergency area or hard shoulder may require other assistance or recovery.
Tell us what happened and whether any tyre has been driven while flat. Do not inspect a tyre from an unsafe roadside position.
Depending on safety, vehicle details and resource availability, options may include a professional tyre assessment, suitable replacement or arranging recovery through an appropriate provider.
WORTH KNOWING
If you cannot reach a service station or a safer location, follow the Highway Code breakdown procedure: go left where possible, get safe and get help. If you are trapped in a live lane or cannot leave the vehicle safely, stay belted with hazard lights on and call 999 for the police.
For motorway breakdowns, the official Highway Code explains how to get left, get safe and get help.
Read motorway safety guidance ↗COMMON QUESTIONS
Useful answers about emergency tyre assistance, safe arrangements and what we can and cannot confirm online.
A hard shoulder is an emergency stopping area, not a routine tyre-fitting location. Any response depends on the actual circumstances, safe working arrangements and the possible need for recovery or traffic authorities.
No. Internal damage from running deflated, the location of a puncture, the tyre type and its condition can make a professional repair unsuitable.
You can start with your vehicle make, model and registration where safe to provide. The full tyre specification may still be needed before any replacement is agreed.
No. Submitting an enquiry does not automatically confirm a technician, price, arrival time or dispatch.
TELL US WHAT HAPPENED
Share your vehicle, safe stopping location and the details of the issue. We'll review whether suitable assistance options may be available.
Start an assistance enquiry ↗Enquiry only — not automatic dispatch, a guaranteed quote or an ETA.