🛞 Mobile Tire Repair & Replacement — We Come to You!
Flat tire? No problem. Whether you're stuck at home, work, or on the road, our mobile tire service team is ready to get you rolling again. From quick tire repairs to full-on replacements, we bring the solution straight to your location — no tow truck or waiting required.
🧰 Flat Tire Repair & Tire Change – Starting at $75
If you’ve got a flat tire, we’ll come out and:
- Change your flat tire and install your spare
- Patch or plug a repairable tire on-site
- Check air pressure and make sure all tires are safe to drive
No spare? No worries. We'll still come to you and bring a replacement tire if needed.
🆕 New & Used Tire Replacement – Starting at $200
If your tire is beyond repair or you just want a full replacement, we offer on-site mobile tire replacement with:
- Quality new or used tires delivered and installed
- Balanced and mounted tires (where applicable)
- Proper disposal of your old tire
- Compatibility check for make and model
Whether it’s one tire or multiple, we’ve got you covered.
🚘 Why Choose Our Mobile Tire Service?
🚗 We Come to You – Home, office, roadside, or anywhere
⏱️ Fast Response – Same-day and emergency service available
🔄 Convenient & Contactless – No waiting rooms, no lines
💳 Easy Payments – Zelle, Apple Pay, Klarna, Afterpay, Affirm, debit/credit accepted
🧾 What You’ll Need When You Call:
- Your vehicle’s make, model, and year
- Your location
- Tire size (optional but helpful)
- Whether you have a
spare tire or need a new/used tire
Back on the road in no time. We come to you!
Back on the road in no time. We come to you!
🔍 Tire Tips & FAQs
Q: How often should I replace my tires?
A: Most tires should be replaced every 6 years, regardless of wear, or sooner if tread depth is low or there's damage.
Q: What is a safe tread depth?
A: If your tread is less than 2/32 of an inch, it’s time to replace the tire. Use a penny test — if you can see the top of Lincoln’s head, the tread is too low.
Q: What’s better – patching or plugging a tire?
A: Both can be effective depending on the puncture location and size. We inspect and decide the safest repair option on-site.
Q: How much air should be in my tires?
A: Check the driver’s side door sticker or your owner's manual — most vehicles require 32–35 PSI. We check and fill your tires to the correct PSI.
Q: Can I drive on a plugged or patched tire long term?
A: Yes, if professionally done and not on the sidewall, a plug or patch can last the remaining life of the tire.
Q: Do I need a spare tire for you to help me?
A: Nope! We can still help with patching, plugging, or replacing the tire on the spot — even if you don’t have a spare.
Q: How do I check my tire pressure?
A: Use a tire pressure gauge or many modern cars show it on the dashboard. Keep a digital or analog gauge in your glove box just in case.
Q: How often should I rotate my tires?
A: Every 5,000 to 8,000 miles, or when you change your oil. Rotating helps your tires wear evenly and last longer.