A truck with a bad tire does not have to limp to a shop. Tell us where the truck is and what it needs, and we will connect you with a local mobile tire pro who can come to you.
Mobile truck tire service means the tire pro brings the tools to the vehicle: on a shoulder, in a truck stop lot, at a yard or on a farm road. For a heavy truck, that can save a tow and the risk of driving on a damaged tire.
This website is a request line. You send your location and tire details, and your request goes to a local mobile tire pro. The pro confirms they can handle the job, gives you a quote before work begins, and sets the price. We do not promise arrival times or prices.
Tell us what you drive and the pro confirms they can service it.
Mobile service usually makes sense when the truck is safe to work on where it sits and the job is one or two tires. A shop, or a tow to one, may be the better call when a wheel is bent or cracked, several tires need work, or there is no safe place to stop. The pro will tell you which applies once you describe the situation.
If you are stopped on a highway, your safety comes first. Read Stranded on I-40: What to Do and Roadside Help on I-27 while you wait.
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.
Yes, you can request help for cars, pickups and commercial trucks. Say what you drive and the tire size, and the pro confirms they can handle it.
Arrival time depends on where you are and who is available. The pro gives you an estimate when they respond. This website does not guarantee a response time.
Often, yes, but it depends on the pro and on tire availability. Ask when you get the quote.
If the damage is too severe for a roadside fix, tell the pro. They can say so early so you can arrange a tow or look at other options.