What drivers call us about
- A blowout or a flat on the tractor or the trailer
- A tire that keeps losing air
- A cut, a bulge or a chunk missing that you don’t want to run on
Not sure whether it’s the tire or something behind it? Ask on the call.
Which tire is it?
The position changes the call, so start there.
- Steer tire. Stop somewhere safe rather than trying to limp along. It’s the tire you steer on, and federal rules hold front tires to a deeper tread than the rest: 4/32 of an inch against 2/32.
- Drive tire. Say which axle, which side, and whether it’s the inside or outside of the dual.
- Trailer tire. Say which axle and which side, and whether the trailer is loaded.
What to tell us
- The size, read from the sidewall of the bad tire or the one next to it
- Whether the truck is safe where it is, or still has to move
- Where it is. East of Amarillo on I-40, the truck stops make easy landmarks: TA and Love’s at Exit 74, Petro and Pilot at Lakeside Drive, Exit 75, Flying J at Exit 76. If you’re at one, say where you’re parked
At the truck, or at a shop?
Tire work gets done at the truck: on the shoulder, at a truck stop or in a yard. If the mechanic finds the damage goes further than the tire, they’ll tell you what it needs and whether that means a shop.
Where we cover
We're open 24/7. We cover Amarillo, Canyon, Lubbock, I-27 and I-40 from Vega to Groom, and can stretch farther across Texas. Call with the location and we'll tell you whether we can get there. We don't promise an arrival time on this site, so ask on the call, and ask for an estimate before any work starts.
What customers say
These reviews aren't about tire work specifically.
Efficient..this place is the best truck shop if your need road service or went to the shop. Excellent service 👏 👍 thank you martin!!!
Great and reliable! If you’re looking for a shop/ Service that’s gonna be straight forward all across the board this is the company you want!!
Frequently asked questions
- Should I keep rolling on a bad tire?
- Not on a steer tire, and not if you can see damage. Stop somewhere safe and call. If you aren't sure, describe it on the call before you move the truck.
- Can a mechanic come to me at a truck stop?
- Yes. Tell us which stop and where the truck is parked, so the mechanic can find it and work safely.
- Will the mechanic have my size?
- Ask on the call. Read us the size from the sidewall first, so we can give you a straight answer.
- I'm a fleet manager and the driver is the one at the truck. Can I call?
- Yes. Give us the driver's number and the unit number, and tell us who approves the work.
Related services
Trailer repair
Trailer trouble on the road or in the yard? Tell us if it's loaded and who approves the work.
Details →Brakes & air
Low-air warning, a leak or brakes that don't feel right? Stop somewhere safe and call.
Details →Fleet maintenance
PM mainly at the shop, DOT inspections at the shop or at the truck. Tell us what you run.
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