Tire service fits into scheduled lot work too. When we do a PM or a DOT inspection at your yard, the tires get checked along with everything else.
What it covers
Roadside tire service
Flats and blowouts on tractors and trailers, handled where the unit sits when it is safe to work there.
Tractor tires
Steer and drive tire problems that keep a truck from moving.
Trailer tires
Trailer tire problems at the dock, in the yard or on the shoulder.
Tire checks during PMs
Tread, pressure and damage checked as part of PMs and DOT inspections at your yard.
How it works
Call with the details
Tire size, which position (steer, drive or trailer) and where the unit is. That tells us what to bring.
We head to the unit
Shoulder, truck stop, dock or yard.
Fix it on site
We take care of the tire where the unit sits when it is safe to do so.
Check and release
We check the work before the unit moves.
Why drivers and fleets call us
A tire problem should not turn into a tow. Mobile tire service gets the unit moving from where it sits.
For fleets, tire checks during scheduled PMs catch worn and damaged tires in the yard instead of on the interstate.
How pricing works
Tire service pricing depends on the tire, the size, how far we travel and the time of the call.
We tell you what it takes before we start. Repeat customers and fleet accounts get special rates.
Weather and road notes
Summer heat on I-65 and I-40 around Nashville is hard on tires that are already worn or underinflated.
Cold Iowa mornings drop tire pressure, and winter potholes on I-80 and I-380 are hard on tires and wheels.
Common questions
Do you do roadside tire service for semis?
Yes. We handle tractor and trailer tire problems where the unit sits when it is safe to work there.
What should I tell you when I call?
The tire size, the position (steer, drive or trailer) and where the unit is. That helps us plan what to bring.
Do you work on car or pickup tires?
No. We work on semi trucks, trailers and box trucks. We do not work on cars or pickups.
Can you check tires during a fleet PM?
Yes. Tires are part of the PMs and DOT inspections we do at your yard.
Areas we serve
Two hubs, each covering about 100 miles. Call the line for the area the truck is in.
Tennessee hub
Nashville, TN
Covers about 100 miles: Nashville, Murfreesboro, Smyrna, Lebanon, Clarksville, Franklin, Gallatin, Portland, Springfield, plus I-65, I-40 and I-24.
Tennessee (615) 379-8016Answered 24/7 by Melissa.
Mobile truck repair in NashvilleIowa hub
Cedar Rapids, IA
Covers about 100 miles: Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, Oxford, North Liberty, Coralville, Tiffin, Urbana, Center Point, Central City, Waterloo, Davenport, Des Moines, plus I-80 and I-380.
Iowa (319) 668-0071Answered 24/7 by Jeremiah.
Mobile truck repair in Cedar Rapids