Tire Change in Lynn, MA
Flat tire? We put on your spare.
We swap the flat for your spare and check that the spare is ready to drive on. No spare? We tow you to a tire shop.
- Locally owned in Lynn
- Massachusetts LLC
- Towing is our main job
- Lockouts · Tires · Fuel
- One toll-free number
When to call for tire change
- A flat tire
- A tire losing air fast
- A blowout on the road
- Tire pressure light plus a soft-looking tire
Why Lyly Towing
Locally owned in Lynn, Massachusetts
Towing first: it's our main job
Roadside help: lockouts and tire changes
Out of gas? We bring it
Lynn and nearby North Shore towns
One toll-free line: (833) 630-3011
Step by step
- 1
Get somewhere safe
Off the travel lane, hazards on.
- 2
Tell us about the spare
Full size, donut, or just an inflator kit.
- 3
We swap it or tow it
Spare on and pressure checked, or a tow to a tire shop.
Find your spare
Where it usually is
- Under the trunk floor panel
- Under the back of the car on many SUVs and pickups
- Some newer cars have no spare, only an inflator kit
Locking lug nut?
- Look for the lug key in the glove box
- Check the trunk tool tray or side pockets
- Tell us when you call if you can't find it
Stuck right now? One call and we're on the way.
Donut spares are for short, slow drives
We put on your spare, full size or donut, and check its pressure, because a spare that sat flat for years doesn't help anyone.
A donut is a temporary fix to get you to a tire shop. Drive gently and get the real tire replaced soon. If the spare is also flat or missing, we tow the car to a tire shop instead.
Stuck on the side of the road? Stay safe first.
- Turn your hazard lights on right away.
- If the car still rolls, get it off the travel lane and onto the shoulder or into a lot.
- Stay away from traffic. Stand behind the guardrail when there is one, never between your car and the road.
- Keep your phone charged and share your exact spot: street, cross street, exit or mile marker.
Massachusetts' Move Over law asks drivers to slow down and move over for stopped emergency and tow vehicles, but never count on it: stay out of the lane.
What to tell us when you call
- Exact location: street, cross street or exit
- Vehicle year, make and model
- What happened
- Is it in a safe spot?
- Where you want it towed
Tire Change questions
Check the glove box and the trunk tool tray first. If it's really gone, tell us on the call. Without the key the safest option is usually a tow to a tire shop.
We change it to your spare. A tire shop can tell you whether the flat can be repaired.
Check the sticker on the spare or your owner's manual. Most say to keep it short and slow, often around 50 mph, and to replace it as soon as you can.
Tell us the make and model when you call and we'll let you know.
