Turnaround: same day, often in under 2 hours

Tire Shops Near You

New and used tires, mounting, balancing, rotation, alignment and flat repair. 10,185 listings in 52 states.

How Do You Choose Tire Shops?

Ask tire shops for a written estimate with every cost listed, the warranty and a realistic completion date; typical turnaround is same day, often in under 2 hours. We list 10,185 tire shops in 52 states, most in Texas, California, North Carolina. Compare at least two quotes for larger jobs.

Updated November 6, 2026 · Source: OpenStreetMap listings (refreshed November 6, 2026); workshop.broker planning notes.

Illustration: New and used tires, mounting, balancing, rotation, alignment and flat repair.

Top Questions to Ask

  1. What is the out-the-door price with mounting, balancing, valve stems and disposal?
  2. Is an alignment needed, and what does it cost?
  3. What is the manufacture date on these tires?
  4. Is there a road-hazard warranty, and is rotation included?
  5. Can this tire be repaired, or does it need replacing?

See all 5 questions and tips →

Good to Know

  • Compare out-the-door prices, not tire prices alone.
  • The DOT code on the sidewall ends in the week and year the tire was made.
  • Many used tires are worth checking closely for age and repairs before you buy.
StateListings
Texas949
California866
North Carolina484
Florida453
Georgia435
Pennsylvania426
Washington405
Ohio400
Arizona381
New York346
Virginia331
Colorado275
Michigan271
Alabama258
Illinois236
New Jersey223
Indiana213
South Carolina208
Oklahoma193
Oregon190
Missouri189
Utah182
Minnesota179
Maryland176
Tennessee174
Wisconsin134
Louisiana127
Idaho120
Massachusetts105
Iowa100
Kentucky96
New Hampshire94
Arkansas88
New Mexico87
Kansas86
Montana84
Nevada79
Nebraska71
Connecticut64
Maine61
South Dakota61
Mississippi57
West Virginia48
Puerto Rico43
Wyoming31
Delaware26
Vermont25
Alaska15
North Dakota14
Hawaii11
Rhode Island11
District of Columbia4

Common Questions

How long do tire shops usually take?

Typical turnaround is same day, often in under 2 hours. Good shops can be booked several days out, and parts or materials can add time. Ask for a realistic completion date in writing along with the estimate.

How much do tire shops cost?

As a planning range, expect about $20–$50 per tire for mounting and balancing, plus the tires. Prices vary widely by city, job and vehicle or material, so get two or three written quotes and compare the totals with every fee included. Our cost calculator lets you plug in your own numbers.

What should you ask a tire shop before hiring them?

Start with: What is the out-the-door price with mounting, balancing, valve stems and disposal; Is an alignment needed, and what does it cost; What is the manufacture date on these tires. Our full list has 5 questions, and the quote comparison tool lets you line up the answers.

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4604 Highway 280, Birmingham, AL

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Listings: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · Data last updated November 6, 2026 · Sources & method