Flat tyre A rose thorn went into the tyre which has now completely deflated. Please help where i can get a brand new tyre

it looks like warning sign that indicates that your tyre pressure are not the same on all your wheels.check your tyre pressure and inflate/deflate to correct pressure

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Deflate to make it easier and use two spoons, the same as you would when changing a tyre on a bicycle. If you get stuck, ask your retailer for help or ask at a bicycle repair store.

hi, the chances are you have a puncture os something sharp sticking into the inner tube inside the tyre, what you need to do is buy a puncture repair kit then using the repair kit you take the tyre off the wheel then take the inner tube out.
now blow the inner tube up and place it in bowl of water and you should see bubbles coming off the inner tube, mark this with pen when dry so you know where the whole is, now use the puncture kit and place a patch over the whole, you can buy glue type patches or stick on patches without glue, you peel the back off the patch and put glue on or stick it over the whole if its a stick on patch and not glue.

then whilst this dry run your fingers around the inside of the tyre and check for any thorns or something sharp sticking in the tyre if you feel anything remove it and you should be ok, then when glue dry put the inner tube back in tyre and fit the tyre back on wheel now when you pump it up it shouldnt go back down unless you get another puncture.

if you are unsure what you are doing then taking your stroller into any bike shop and ask them to repair the punctures for you and they will do this for you whilst you wait.

Semi inflate the inner tube a little as this helps prevent it getting nipped between the two sides of the wheel on assembly. And a bit of grease on the wheel halves helps the tyre to slide into the bead better.
Or do what I and a lot of scooterists are doing..............scrapping the old half & half steel wheels and replacing them with alloy tubeless ones from SIP Scooters. Available in polished alloy or matt black with polished rim. They look good, don't rust and are lighter but the real improvement is that they are far less prone to blow-outs, punctures and rapid deflation all of which increase the safety tenfold. They cost around £50 - £60 each but you can't put a price on safety.

there are two type of valves, one is like a car valve and you can press the tiny button in the centre. The other style of valve you need to unscrew the small knob at the end of the valve which then lets you push it in to deflate the tyre.You also have to unscrew this knob to blow it up. Most tubes will let air out over time even if they are not punctured. If its not completely flat it just might need pumping up

its your run-flat tyre light.. it means you might have a flat or deflated tyre, but if all your tyres seem fine it could be your ABS system, get it checked by an auto electric guy as opposed to a mechanic - advice: dont go to the dealer!!! they are a rip-off...

Hi there!

Yes they should be able to sort it out for you.

Chances are it is not sealing on your rim,

Take it back to them, they will deflate it, paint a compound on the rim areas, then re-inflate it.

If you remove the tyre yourself, and immerse it in water up over the rim, you can mark the area if it bubbles.
You can self-fix by using impact adhesive on the rim - when tyre is fully deflated on this area.
Tyre rubber compounds are soft in this area and should conform to seal within a month or so, but sometimes don't make it.

The other reason is that rust or a crack may be evident.

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Any bike store or even walmart will carry the tube you need. I replaced all my tubes with thorn resistant ones and added thorn liners haven't got a flat since. Most bike stores will also change out the tubes for a couple of bucks.

I've had two flats on the back tyre on my jane power twin - the first time myself and my husband bought a tyre puncture kit and fixed it. The second time we tried the same thing but the puncture was in such an awkward position that the patch wouldn't adhere to the tyre so I needed a replacement. I went to my nearest Mothercare shop which sells the power twin and asked them to order me a new tyre. It took a week but the part came it and it wasn't just a tyre it was a whole back wheel. They charged me 10 euros (7 Stg approx). Hope this helps.

Call or email the company. I had the same problem and they sent me a new inner tube for free b/c my stroller was still under warranty (yours should be too). I took the new tube and the stroller to a bike shop where they finished the repair for me for $5.