Tires

• Stop the vehicle as soon as possible and check the tire pressure. In some vehicles, the tire pressure indicator illuminates on the display together with the tire pressure value in the precisely identified wheel.
• If the inspection reveals that the tire is completely empty, replace it with a spare wheel. If the vehicle is not equipped with a spare wheel, you can call the assistance service through LeasePlan, which will take the vehicle to the nearest tire service.
• If the pressure in the tire is not at zero and it decreases slowly, you can inflate the tire with a compressor included in the vehicle or at the nearest gas station and then immediately visit the nearest contractual tire service center, where they will repair the tire.
• If the tire pressure is correct but the tire pressure warning light is on, you should reset the pressure values in the on-board computer in the user section or visit the nearest tire service.
• If the tire pressure warning light goes on after a seasonal tire/wheel change and the tire pressure is correct but the pressure setting still cannot be reset, you should visit the tire service center and file a complaint about the system's functionality.

No, if your lease contract includes tire services, you should select one of our contractual tire service partners for the seasonal change of tires, as well as for their storage.

You should visit the contractual tire service partner where they will check the tires and their tear and wear. If the vehicle is eligible for a new set of tires, the service partner will exchange the tires for new ones.

Our contractual tire service partners can carry out all actions connected with tires, such as exchange, repair, wheel geometry, as well as storage of tires, but also change of bulbs or cooling liquid.

Yes, we require that they are stored at our service partners as we want to know about their condition. At the same time, we want to eliminate the risk of loss in case of private storage of tires by the client.