
Flat Tyre Assistance Malta — 24/7 Roadside Help
Puncture anywhere in Malta or Gozo — we come to you. On-site tyre change to your spare, or tow to the nearest tyre shop if needed. No membership. Average arrival 15–30 minutes.
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A flat tyre on a busy Maltese bypass or in the middle of a narrow village street is more stressful than it sounds. Changing a tyre yourself roadside carries real risks — especially on the Regional Road or the Marsa bypass where traffic is fast and stopping safely is difficult. Call Super Road Assistance on +356 7713 1071 and we come to your exact location, assess the tyre, and handle the change safely. Average arrival is 15 to 30 minutes across Malta and Gozo.
Flat tyre right now? Call +356 7713 1071 or send your location on WhatsApp. Nearest unit dispatched immediately. Average arrival: 15–30 minutes across Malta & Gozo.
What We Do — 3 Ways We Help With a Flat Tyre
When you call Super Road Assistance for a flat tyre, we handle it one of three ways depending on your situation:
1. Spare Tyre Change
If you have a spare tyre in the boot, this is the fastest solution. Our technician arrives, secures the vehicle safely, removes the flat tyre, and fits your spare correctly — nuts tightened in the proper cross pattern to the correct torque. We also check the spare tyre pressure before you drive off. Average time on-site: 15–20 minutes.
Important: A spare tyre — particularly a compact or temporary spare — is designed for short distances at reduced speed. We will advise you on the limitations of your spare before you leave.
2. On-Site Puncture Repair
If the flat is caused by a screw, nail, or small object penetrating the tread area (not the sidewall), we may be able to repair the tyre on the spot — saving you the cost of a replacement. We carry puncture repair equipment and can plug or patch straightforward tread punctures roadside.
Note: Sidewall damage, large tears, or blowouts cannot be repaired and require a tyre replacement. We will assess on arrival and advise honestly.
3. Tow to Tyre Shop
If you have no spare and the tyre cannot be repaired roadside, we tow your vehicle safely to your chosen tyre shop anywhere in Malta or Gozo. Tell our dispatcher when you call that you have no spare — we will send the appropriate recovery vehicle immediately. See our full 24/7 towing service for more details.
What to Do When You Get a Flat Tyre in Malta
Stay calm and follow these steps:
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Do not brake suddenly — reduce speed gradually and keep both hands on the wheel
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Switch on your hazard lights immediately
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Steer gently to the side of the road — avoid stopping on a bend or hill if possible
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Move as far off the carriageway as you can — onto a hard shoulder, lay-by, or side street
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Apply the handbrake and turn off the engine
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Place your warning triangle 50 metres behind the vehicle (if it is safe to do so)
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Call Super Road Assistance on +356 7713 1071 — tell us your location, vehicle type, and whether you have a spare
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Wait safely away from the road — do not attempt to change the tyre yourself on a busy road
Never attempt to change a tyre on a busy road, bypass, or motorway.
Malta's Marsa bypass, Regional Road, and coastal roads carry fast-moving
traffic. Wait for professional assistance — your safety is more important
than getting moving quickly.
Why Changing a Tyre Yourself Can Go Wrong
Changing a tyre looks straightforward but is easy to get wrong — especially under pressure on the roadside. These are the most common mistakes drivers make:
Jacking up the car before loosening the wheel nuts
Once the wheel is off the ground, it spins freely. Always loosen the wheel nuts by one full turn before jacking the car up — while the weight of the car still holds the wheel in place.
Using the wrong jacking point
Every car has specific reinforced jacking points under the sill. Placing the jack in the wrong position can crack the car body, damage the sill, or cause the vehicle to collapse. Check your owner's manual for the correct location.
