Mobile Truck Tyre Service in Bitterfeld — 24/7 Roadside Breakdown Assistance

A Volvo FH towing a Schmitz curtainsider loaded with chemical containers was northbound on the A9 between Leipzig and Dessau when the driver noticed the rig pulling slightly to the left. A walk-round at the next lay-by showed the rear trailer axle left tyre down to under three bar, losing pressure from a metal fragment lodged at the shoulder. The driver called LKWHelp24 from the lay-by just south of Bitterfeld at 13:55. The service van came via the B100 junction and arrived at the A9 lay-by in 42 minutes. The technician extracted the fragment and assessed the penetration angle: it had punched through at a shallow diagonal into the casing, making a safe repair impossible under road conditions. A new 385/65 R22.5 trailer tyre was fitted from van stock, the twin-tyre configuration torqued correctly and a pressure check run on all remaining trailer axle tyres as a precaution. The Schmitz was cleared to roll by 15:45 and the Volvo FH continued north on the A9 toward Dessau-Roßlau and on to Berlin. The cargo remained sealed throughout and no temperature excursion occurred. For chemical freight moving between Saxony-Anhalt and the northern German distribution hubs, a two-hour roadside stop is manageable if the response is fast.