Tire Replacement and Flat Repair in Morris County NJ — Get Back on the Road Fast

A flat tire is the obvious reason to call. But you should also be watching for tires that are worn past safe tread depth. Trailer tires wear differently than vehicle tires and they age out even if there is tread left. Sidewall cracks, bulges, or cuts mean the tire structure is compromised and needs replacement before it blows out. Uneven wear patterns across the tread indicate an alignment or suspension problem that is eating your tires. If one tire keeps going flat even after repair, there may be a rim issue or a slow leak at the bead. Blowouts on the highway create immediate danger and leave tire debris that can damage your trailer fenders and wiring. Stuck on the shoulder? We offer roadside flat repair with mobile service anywhere in our coverage area.

We arrive at your location with the correct tire size and load rating for your trailer. We safely jack and support your trailer, remove the damaged tire, and inspect the rim for any damage that could cause the new tire to fail. If the flat is repairable with a proper plug and patch, we can save the tire. If it needs replacement, we mount and balance the new tire on the rim. We torque the lug nuts to the correct specification for your wheel studs. Before we leave, we check the tire pressure on all tires because low pressure is a common cause of flats and blowouts on trailers. A flat can bend the rim. We always do a rim inspection during tire service to catch hidden damage.

Tire costs depend on the tire size, load rating, and whether you need a repair or full replacement. A flat repair on a tire that is still in good condition is the most affordable option. Replacement costs vary based on the tire size, with larger commercial trailer tires costing more than small utility trailer tires. If the rim is also damaged, that adds to the job. We carry common trailer tire sizes on our service truck. We quote you a clear price before doing the work. Fleet customers with 3 or more trailers save 10% on every service call.

We have been fixing and replacing trailer tires for over 30 years. We know the difference between ST rated trailer tires and LT rated truck tires, and we make sure your trailer gets the right tire for the load. This is a family owned business. Our mobile service comes to your location whether that is a highway shoulder, a job site, or your driveway. We are open 7 days a week, 7AM to 7PM. We work on commercial and residential trailers of every size.