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Average Costs

See typical pricing for repairs, replacements, and services

Avoid Overcharges

Warning signs and red flags to watch for

Pricing Factors

What affects mobile tire repair pricing

Ensure Fair Pricing

Steps to get the best deal and avoid scams

Questions to Ask

Important questions before hiring a provider

FAQ

Frequently asked questions answered

Important: Prices Are Estimates

The prices listed below are approximate averages based on market research. Actual costs vary by provider, location, time of day, and specific circumstances.

Average Mobile Tire Repair Costs

Pricing varies based on service type, time of day, and location:

Flat Tire Repair

Patch and seal (nail/screw puncture)

$75-$150

Tire Replacement

Per tire (varies by size and brand)

$150-$400+

Emergency Service

After-hours or 24/7 service

$75-$150

24/7 premium

Tire Rotation

All four tires

$70-$150

Wheel Balancing

Per wheel

$65-$150

TPMS Service

Sensor replacement or programming

$50-$100

per sensor

Note: Most mobile services include a service call fee of $50-$100, which covers travel to your location. This fee may be waived if you purchase tires or services above a certain amount.

Tip: Many providers offer package deals or discounts for multiple tires. Always ask about promotions.

Avoid Overcharges

Be cautious if you encounter:

  • No written estimate: Legitimate businesses provide clear pricing before starting work. Avoid providers who refuse to give quotes.
  • Pressure tactics: "You need all four tires replaced NOW" when only one is damaged. Get second opinions for major work.
  • Hidden fees: "Service call fee" or "diagnostic fee" not mentioned upfront. All fees should be disclosed before service.
  • Cash-only providers: While some legitimate businesses prefer cash, requiring cash-only with no receipt is suspicious.
  • Unrealistic pricing: If it's 50% cheaper than everyone else, there's usually a reason. Too-good-to-be-true pricing often is.

How to Ensure Fair Pricing

  1. 1

    Get Multiple Quotes

    Contact 2-3 providers and compare pricing. This gives you leverage and helps identify fair market rates.

  2. 2

    Ask for Detailed Breakdown

    Request itemized quotes showing parts, labor, and any fees separately. This prevents hidden charges.

  3. 3

    Check Reviews & Ratings

    Read recent customer reviews on Google, Yelp, or our directory. Look for patterns in pricing complaints.

  4. 4

    Verify Credentials

    Ensure the provider is licensed, insured, and has verifiable business information (address, phone, website).

  5. 5

    Get Everything in Writing

    Before work begins, get a written estimate and ensure you receive a detailed invoice after completion.

  6. 6

    Ask About Warranties

    Reputable providers offer warranties on parts and labor. Ask about coverage duration and what's included.

What Affects Mobile Tire Repair Pricing?

Time of Day

After-hours service (nights, weekends, holidays) typically costs 25-50% more. Emergency 24/7 services command premium pricing due to availability and convenience.

Location & Distance

Service calls outside the provider's primary area may include extra travel fees. Urban areas often have more competitive pricing due to higher competition.

Vehicle Type

Larger vehicles (trucks, SUVs) and specialty vehicles (RVs, commercial trucks) require different tire sizes and equipment, which increases costs.

Complexity

Run-flat tires, low-profile tires, and vehicles with TPMS sensors require specialized knowledge and equipment, which can increase service costs.

Urgency

Same-day or immediate service requests cost more than scheduled appointments. Roadside emergencies on highways also command premium pricing.

Tire Brand & Quality

Premium brands (Michelin, Bridgestone) cost more than budget options. Performance and specialty tires also carry higher prices due to their specifications.

Important Questions to Ask Before Hiring

About Pricing

  • • "What's your total cost including all fees?"
  • • "Do you charge a service call or trip fee?"
  • • "Are there extra charges for after-hours service?"
  • • "Do you offer discounts for multiple tires?"

About Timeline

  • • "How quickly can you arrive?"
  • • "What's your estimated service time?"
  • • "Do you offer same-day appointments?"
  • • "What's your availability window?"

About Service

  • • "What brands of tires do you carry?"
  • • "Do you have the right size in stock?"
  • • "Can you handle TPMS sensors?"
  • • "What payment methods do you accept?"

About Warranty

  • • "What warranty do you offer on parts?"
  • • "Is labor covered under warranty?"
  • • "How long is the warranty valid?"
  • • "Are you licensed and insured?"

Frequently Asked Questions

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