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A flat front tire on a white car, parked on concrete

New tire, put on where your car is parked.

When a tire can't be repaired, we bring a new tire in your size and fit it at your home, work or the roadside.

Call (901) 555-0145

Sample number: our phone line opens soon.

How do we know which tire you need?

From the size printed on your tire's sidewall. A photo of it is the surest way.

Part of 225/65R17What it means
225Width in millimeters
65How tall the sidewall is, in percent of the width
RRadial build
17Wheel size in inches

The sticker inside the driver door frame shows the size the car came with. If your tires differ from it, go by the tire.

Do you have my size today?

It depends on the size. Common sizes are easier; we check before we book, so the tech brings a tire that fits.

  • Common car and SUV sizes are the easiest.
  • Low-profile, run-flat and large truck sizes may take longer.
  • If we can't get your size, we tell you, and you pay nothing.

Should you replace one tire or two?

It depends on how worn the other tire on that axle is. Tires on the same axle should match, and all-wheel-drive cars may need all four close in tread depth.

  • Same size and type on both sides of an axle.
  • All-wheel drive: check the owner's manual for tread limits.
  • We tell you if the other tire is close to worn out.

What happens to the old tire?

Tell us if you want to keep it.

Questions people ask

Can you balance the new tire at my car?

It depends on the job.

Do you sell used tires?

No, not right now. We bring new tires in your size.

Can I buy the tire online and you put it on?

It depends on the tire and where it ships. Send us the size and the listing before you buy, and we tell you.

Can you put on a tire on Sunday?

It depends on the day and your size. Call us and we tell you when we can come.

What does the code 225/65R17 mean?

It is the tire size: 225 mm wide, a sidewall 65 percent as tall as the width, radial, for a 17 inch wheel.

How old can a new tire be?

It depends on what you accept. The last four digits of the DOT code show the week and year it was made, so 2324 means week 23 of 2024.