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

A Volvo FH 460 pulling a Schmitz curtainsider southbound on the A7 through Schleswig developed a slow pressure loss on the third trailer axle during a night run down from Flensburg toward Rendsburg. The TPMS system logged the drop across two hours, triggering a low-pressure alert at 5.4 bar on the inner dual. The driver pulled off at the Schleswig-Nord junction and stopped in the lay-by beside the B76 intersection. LKWHelp24 was called and a technician arrived in twenty-nine minutes. A roofing screw was found embedded cleanly in the centre of the tread, which had been working its way through the compound at highway speed without yet causing rapid deflation. The puncture position was in the centre rib of the tread, well inside the repairable zone. The wheel was removed, the tyre demounted on the portable bead-breaker in the van, the injury cleaned and coned, and a commercial-grade vulcanised mushroom plug pressed and bonded from the inside. The tyre was refitted, inflated to 9.1 bar, and leak-tested with soapy solution for two minutes before being torqued back onto the axle. The other inner dual on the axle was also checked and found correct. The Volvo was southbound again on the A7 before four in the morning, reaching the Rendsburg distribution depot on schedule. The driver collected a backload for Kiel later that morning and the curtainsider continued without further issue across Schleswig-Holstein.