When a tire can't be safely repaired, Charlie can bring a replacement to you and install it on the spot — no tow, no waiting room, no losing half a day.
Choose between new tires and quality used tires that have been inspected before sale. Every installation ends with the wheel torqued to the manufacturer's specification.
Tire sales and installation
- New tire sales
- Used tire sales
- Onsite tire replacement
- Onsite tire installation
- Spare tire installation
- Wheel and tire changeovers
- Tire disposal when applicable
- Wheel torque to manufacturer specifications
How to check availability for your size
Tire sizes vary enormously, and no mobile service carries every size at all times. The fastest way to confirm availability is to text a photo of your tire's sidewall along with the size printed on it (it looks like 225/65R17). Charlie will confirm what's in stock, what can be sourced, and honest pricing before heading your way.
Not every size is immediately available — Charlie will tell you up front rather than leave you waiting.
New or used — which is right?
New tires make sense for daily drivers, highway commutes, and anyone planning to keep the vehicle a while. Quality used tires can be a budget-friendly way to get safely back on the road — for example to match a nearly new set after one tire is damaged. Charlie explains the condition and tread depth of any used tire before you decide, and never pressures you either way.
Common questions
Do you have my tire size in stock?
Text a photo of the sidewall and the tire size to (239) 478-4927. Charlie confirms current inventory and pricing before dispatch, so there are no surprises.
Are used tires safe?
Quality used tires that pass inspection can be a safe, budget-friendly option. Charlie shows you the tire's condition and tread depth before installing it, and will recommend a new tire when that's the safer choice.
What happens to my old tire?
Charlie can take care of tire disposal when applicable, so you're not left with a dead tire in your trunk.
If you are in immediate danger or blocking traffic, call 911 and follow instructions from authorities.