When you need this
- The tread is worn down to the wear bars
- A tire has a bulge, crack or sidewall damage
- A flat cannot be repaired
- Your tires are old, even if the tread still looks good
How it works
- Tell us your vehicle, or send a photo of the tire sidewall with the size printed on it.
- We confirm the right tire size and quote the job.
- We mount and balance the new tires at your location and check the pressure before we leave.
Save time and nerves. No driving to a shop, no waiting for your turn, no leaving the car behind. You keep your day while we do the work in your driveway or parking spot.
Where to find your tire size
- On the tire. Look at the side of the tire for a code like 225/65R17.
- On the door sticker. Open the driver's door and look on the door frame for the tire and loading information label. It shows the size your car came with.
- In the owner's manual. The tire section lists the sizes.
- Not sure? Text us a photo of the side of the tire, or just tell us your car. Read the full guide.
How to read the code:
- 225Width of the tire in millimeters
- 65Sidewall height as a percentage of the width
- RRadial construction (almost all car tires)
- 17Wheel diameter in inches
- 98HLoad index and speed rating. You can skip this part.
Questions
How do I find my tire size?
It is printed on the sidewall of the tire, for example 225/65R17. You can also send us a photo or tell us your vehicle.
Can you replace just one tire?
Often yes, but some vehicles, especially all-wheel drive, need tires with similar wear. We will tell you what makes sense for your car.
Do you balance the tires?
Yes. See our tire installation and balancing service.