Every answer below is general tire advice. For your own car, call (901) 623-7135.
Questions people ask
Can I drive on a flat tire to get it fixed?
Better not. Even a short drive on a flat can ruin a tire that could have been repaired and bend or scratch the rim. Park somewhere safe and call us.
What does the tire pressure light mean?
At least one tire is low, often by a quarter or more. Check all four with a gauge. If one keeps dropping, it likely has a nail or a slow leak.
How much air should my tires have?
Use the number on the sticker inside the driver's door or in the owner's manual, not the maximum printed on the tire. Check when the tires are cold, before you drive.
Why does the pressure light come on when it gets cold?
Tire pressure drops about 1 PSI for every 10 degrees colder. A tire that was fine in September can be low on the first cold morning.
I used a can of tire sealant. Can the tire still be fixed?
Often, yes. Tell us when you call, because the sealant has to be cleaned out of the tire before a proper repair.
Do you have the tire I need?
Tell us the tire size when you call and we tell you if we have it with us or can get it.
Do I need to be with the car?
It helps if you, or someone you trust, can be there to show us the car. If you can't, ask when you call.
How do I find out the price?
The tech checks the tire and tells you the price before starting work. It depends on the tire and where the car is, so we don't post prices online. No work starts until you say yes. You can cancel any time before the tech arrives.