Oklahoma City Tire Shop's mobile service brings a tire change, repair, or roadside swap to wherever the vehicle is parked — a driveway, a job site, a breakdown on the shoulder — instead of requiring a tow to 701 SW 59th St. It's available within the shop's 12-community service area, during the same hours the shop is open.
A flat tire doesn't wait for a convenient location — it happens in a driveway before a work shift, in a parking lot, or on the shoulder of a road with nowhere safe to limp a car to a shop. Mobile tire service means the change, repair, or swap happens where the car already is, with the truck carrying the same jack, impact tools, and balancer setup used in the shop.
It's not a replacement for every job. A car that needs an alignment or a full set mounted and balanced ahead of a long trip is usually faster handled at the shop itself, where the equipment doesn't have to fit in a service truck. For a single flat, a slow leak, or a seasonal swap on a car that isn't safe or convenient to drive in, the truck comes to the vehicle instead.
What can actually get done on-site versus at the shop?
A tire change, a plug or patch repair, and mounting a spare or new tire onto the wheel that's already on the car are all mobile jobs — the truck carries what those need, and it covers the same 12-community area the shop serves out of Oklahoma City. A full four-tire replacement with wheel balancing works better back at the shop, where the balancer is a fixed piece of equipment rather than something hauled to a curb.
Does mobile service cost more than bringing the car in?
There's a dispatch cost built into a job that would otherwise be a walk-in at the shop, since a truck and a tech are tied up for the length of the job instead of working through the shop's regular queue. For a stranded car, or one that genuinely can't be driven, that cost is the alternative to a tow — which usually runs more anyway.
Can mobile service come to a job site, not just a house?
Yes — the truck goes wherever the vehicle is within the service area: a job site, an office lot, or a driveway.
What if the tire is beyond repair and needs replacing?
The truck carries the tools to mount a new tire onto the wheel that's already on the car. If the wheel itself is damaged, or a full set needs balancing, that job usually gets scheduled at the shop instead.
Is mobile service available the same hours as the shop?
Yes, mobile calls run within the shop's normal hours: six days a week with evening hours most of them, closed Sundays.
How do I get mobile service started?
Call 572-999-4161 — the shop dispatches based on where the vehicle is and what the tire needs.