Three major highways meet at Amarillo. Here is how to tell a tire pro exactly where you are on each one, and how to request help.
I-40 runs east and west straight through Amarillo and carries most of the long-haul freight in the area. I-27 heads south from the I-40 interchange toward Canyon and Lubbock. US-287 runs north from the same interchange toward Dumas and Pampa, and leaves I-40 again on the east side of town, heading southeast toward Fort Worth.
Between towns, the Panhandle is wide open, and exits can be far apart. If a tire fails out there, the exit you last passed and your direction of travel matter more than anything else you can tell a pro.
When you call or fill out the form, the exit number you last passed or the nearest cross street is the fastest way to tell a tire pro where you are. These are the I-40 exits through Amarillo, west to east.
| Exit 64 | Soncy Road |
| Exit 65 | Coulter Street |
| Exit 67 | Western Street |
| Exit 68B | Georgia Street |
| Exit 69B | Washington Street |
| Exit 70 | I-27 south / US 87 / US 287 north (toward Canyon, Dumas, Pampa) |
| Exit 72B | Grand Street |
| Exit 73 | Eastern Street |
| Exit 74 | Whitaker Road |
| Exit 75 | Loop 335 (Lakeside Drive) |
| Exit 76 | Spur 468 (Airport Boulevard) |
| Exit 77 | FM 1258 (Pullman Road) |
| Exit 78 | US 287 south (eastbound exit) |
Exit numbers come from public highway listings and can change with construction, and a few ramps only work in one direction. Always go by the exit sign and mile marker you can actually see, and say which way you were heading, eastbound or westbound.
Frontage roads run beside I-40 through much of Amarillo. If you are on one, give the cross street instead of an exit number.
Move as far from traffic as you safely can, turn on your hazards, and stay out of the lane. Our guides cover what to do next: Stranded on I-40, Flat Tire on I-40 near Amarillo and Roadside Help on I-27.
This website takes your request and connects you with a local mobile tire pro. The pro confirms whether they can reach you and gives you a quote first. Availability and price are set by the pro.
I-27 meets I-40 at exit 70 in Amarillo, where I-27 heads south toward Canyon and Lubbock and US-287 heads north. Check the exit signs, since interchange layouts can change.
Describe the nearest town, cross road or highway marker you can see, and your direction of travel. The pro confirms whether they can reach you.
Yes. Include your tire size and position (steer, drive or trailer) so the pro can confirm they can handle it.