What Should I Do If I Get.A Flat Tyre At Knowsley Safari Park?
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If you get a flat tyre during your visit to Knowsley Safari Park, don't panic -- help is at hand. This guide will walk you through how to properly assess the damage and repairs needed, how to change a tyre if necessary, and where to go for assistance. but first, DO Not leave your vehicle under any circumstances when in the Animal safari.
Safely move your vehicle off the road to the side
When you encounter a flat tyre in Knowsley Safari Park, the first priority is to ensure that your car is safely at the side of the road as fast as possible. This will protect you from further damage and from any potential danger from approaching other vehicles that must keep moving. Turn on your hazard warning lights to indicate your position and then drive slowly over the shoulder until you find a safe spot with ample room for you can sound your horn and wait for assistance.
DO NOT get out of your car
You must never get out of your vehicle if it is still inside the Knowsley Safari Park Animal Safari, as wild animals roam freely among visitors. Seek assistance, call Knowsley Safari Park’s phone number immediately and wait for help to arrive before exiting your vehicle.
Call Knowsley Safari Park's customer service team or alert a ranger by beeping your horn
If your car has a flat tyre while at the Knowsley Safari Park you should call the customer service team or alert a ranger by beeping your horn. The team can then guide you to a safe place in the park to change the tyre, free of any wild animals.
Don't attempt to change the tyre yourself - always seek professional help by calling us now
We strongly advise against attempting to change a tyre at the Knowsley Safari Park yourself, due to the potential danger of wild animals roaming the park. Our team of experts are available and on hand to help you in a swift and safe manner – simply call us now for assistance and we will be there to help in no time.
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