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Emergency and recovery procedures come before tyre work.
Motorway incident • official safety steps first
Tyre support after an M56 failure when the vehicle has been moved or recovered to a protected, accessible location.
Immediate danger or live lane? Contact emergency services first.
07470 862737SAFE SERVICE DECISION
A mobile tyre van should not be treated as a substitute for emergency or motorway recovery support. If the vehicle is in a live lane or occupants are at risk, contact emergency services and follow official motorway guidance.
After leaving the motorway, send the recovery destination, tyre specification and damage history. A tyre driven flat at motorway speed may have internal damage that rules out puncture repair.
Emergency and recovery procedures come before tyre work.
Use a protected, lawful and accessible location.
Location, direction, vehicle and tyre evidence.
Stock, access, timing and price are checked first.
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Contact emergency services rather than a tyre fitter.
Arrange a protected place where the vehicle can be assessed.
Direction and nearest junction help coordinate after recovery.
Heat and carcass damage may not be visible externally.
Load, speed and construction ratings must match the vehicle.
Airport car parks also require access and permission checks.
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Links are limited to the relevant road, location or tyre decision instead of repeating the entire site directory.
WHAT TO SEND
M56 FAQS
No. Motorway safety and recovery procedures must come first.
Possibly, but driving distance, speed and internal tyre condition must be assessed.
Send the exact destination, map pin and any site access restrictions.
Potentially, subject to the specific car park’s access, permission and height restrictions.
Call with the exact location and tyre details. If the position is dangerous, contact emergency or recovery services first.