Showing posts with label Flat tyre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flat tyre. Show all posts

Wednesday, 13 October 2010

AutoZone Service Centre


Address: NO. 34, JALAN SS23/11, TAMAN SEA,
47400 PETALING JAYA, SELANGOR.
Operating Days: Monday-Saturday, Sunday (OFF/CLOSED)
Operating Hours: 9AM - 6.30PM // (MONDAY - SATURDAY), SUNDAY (OFF/CLOSED) ]
GPS Coordinate: 3.118347, 101.613129

Services Provided
* Vehicle Servicing (Minor/Major)
* Wireless Infrared Alignment machine & Wheel Balancing machine
* Overhaul (Top / Full)
* Tyre Replacement, Patching, Rotating & etc
* Engine Tuning (With Proper Diagnostic Machine)
* Engine Lubricants available too [ Lucas Oil, Liqui Moly and etc ] 
* Services provided for cars eg Lotus, Porsche, Mercedes Benz, Bmw, Lexus, Proton, Perodua, Nissan, Honda, Toyota, Suzuki, KIA, Hyundai, Ford, Alfa Romeo, Great Wall, Small commercial vehicles and etc

Location:


The Interiors





This Picture has taken quite some time but I can guarantee it looks different from now and you can't see the tyres pilled up like that but it's well placed in a Tyre Rack and Placed above.

Wednesday, 30 December 2009

Flat tire on freeway

A flat tire on the freeway or any other busy highway can be very dangerous. There are mainly two kinds of flat tires, either the tire is very low on air or the tire is already flat and beginning to fall apart. In the first condition (tire very low on air) you have a chance to get off the freeway to a safe place where you can change the tire or wait for service. In the second case (flat and falling apart) it is best not to worry about saving the tire, your main objective is to get to the freeway off-ramp or to a safe place where you can change the tire or wait for service. The car will have more rolling resistance but it will continue moving on the flat tire, proceed very slowly and use caution. When pulling off the road to a safe place make sure your car is as far off the road and away from traffic as possible. Most of the time when a tire is run very low on air the inner layers of the tire will breakdown and render the tire useless anyway. If there isn't an off-ramp nearby or a safe place to stop, pull the car to the side of the road as far away from traffic as possible, when you can safely exit the car, walk as far away from traffic as possible to a more protected area. Don't get hung up on the idea that you need to save the tire. Far too many times people try to save a hundreds of ringgit tire and end up getting seriously injured or worse in the process.