Do you sell used tires?

Yes. We sell both new and used tires and mount them at our shop. Call the tire team at (227) 218-5688 with your tire size to ask what we have on hand.

Do you sell new tires, and which brands?

Yes. We sell new tires and carry all major tire brands. Call (227) 218-5688 with your tire size and what you drive, and the tire team will go over the options with you.

How do I check whether you have my tire size?

Call the tire team at (227) 218-5688 to confirm. Our stock changes, so we do not post a size list. Have your tire size ready; it is printed on the side of the tire. If you cannot find it, tell us your vehicle's year, make and model.

How much does tire repair cost?

Plug, $25 each. Patch, $40 each. Each hole is a separate repair. Call (227) 218-5688 or bring the tire in and we will look at it and tell you which repair it needs. See Tire Repair for more.

Can this tire be repaired?

It depends on the damage. Tire industry guidance says a puncture can be repaired when it is in the tread area and no larger than 1/4 inch. A damaged sidewall can rarely be repaired, and a tire that has been driven flat usually cannot be. Bring the tire in or call (227) 218-5688 and we will look at it and tell you.

What should I do about a nail in my tire?

Do not pull the nail out. Check the tire pressure, drive only as far as you must, and call (227) 218-5688 or bring the tire in. If the tire is going flat, do not keep driving on it.

Do you offer mobile tire service?

Yes. Mobile tire service covers new tires, flat repair and rotation, within 30 miles of the shop and during tire service hours. It cannot take rims above 21 inches. Call (227) 218-5688. See Mobile Tire Service.

Do you offer roadside assistance?

Yes. Roadside assistance covers fixing a flat, jump-starting a vehicle, mounting a tire, replacing a tire up to 21 inches and, in some cases, getting you into a locked car. Call (227) 218-5688 and tell us where you are and what happened.

Where do you install tires, and when is tire service open?

Our shop is at 11900 Annapolis Rd, Glenn Dale, MD 20769. Tire service is open Mon-Fri 8am to 6pm EST, Sat 8am to 5pm EST and Sun 9am to 3:30pm EST. Call the tire team at (227) 218-5688 or book online.

Do I need an alignment with new tires?

A car with poor alignment will wear out even a new tire quickly and unevenly. Improper tire wear can also be a sign of alignment issues, and our staff can tell you whether balancing or rotation will solve the problem or whether alignment is the cause. For more, see our guides on the signs your car needs an alignment and what your tire wear is telling you.

Why is my tire pressure (TPMS) light on?

The tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) light comes on when pressure in a tire drops significantly below the recommended level. Underinflated tires can overheat, which can lead to blowouts and loss of control, so add air before serious problems develop. We offer tire pressure sensor (TPMS) service, and our blog explains what the TPMS light means.

Which tire services do you offer?

We offer tire mounting, balancing, tire repair with a plug or a patch, rotation, tire pressure sensor (TPMS) service and mobile tire service. Call the tire team at (227) 218-5688 for the brand and size you need.

Do your tires come with a warranty?

Used tires carry no warranty unless a tire is defective, at our discretion. New tires are covered by the manufacturer's warranty. Worn shocks or suspension can ruin new and used tires alike, so we check them. Call the tire team at (227) 218-5688 with any question before you buy.

New and Used Tires in Glenn Dale, MD

We sell new and used tires, mount them at our shop at 11900 Annapolis Rd, and repair flats with a plug or a patch. Mobile tire service and roadside assistance are available too. Call the tire team at (227) 218-5688 to confirm your size.

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Tire service hours: Mon-Fri 8am to 6pm EST, Sat 8am to 5pm EST, Sun 9am to 3:30pm EST.

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New and Used Tires

We sell new tires and used tires, and we mount them at our shop at 11900 Annapolis Rd in Glenn Dale. Our stock changes, so we do not post a size list. Call the tire team at (227) 218-5688, tell us your tire size and what you drive, and we will confirm what we have.

Your tire size is printed on the side of the tire, for example 225/65R17. If you cannot find it, tell us the year, make and model of your vehicle when you call.

Used Tires
We sell used tires. Call (227) 218-5688 with your size to ask what we have on hand. Used tires get a 12-point inspection by experienced technicians. Used tires carry no warranty unless a tire is defective, at our discretion. New tires are covered by the manufacturer's warranty. Worn shocks or suspension can ruin new and used tires alike, so we check them.
New Tires
We sell new tires from all major brands. Call (227) 218-5688 with your size and tell us what you drive, and the tire team will go over the options with you. We mount and balance tires at the shop. See Tire Purchase and Installation.

What to Expect at the Shop

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Call the tire team at (227) 218-5688 with your tire size and what you drive.
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We confirm what we have on hand.
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Come to 11900 Annapolis Rd, or book online. We mount and balance your tires at the shop. Walk-ins welcome, appointments preferred.

Tire Repair, Plug and Patch

A nail, a screw or a slow leak does not always mean a new tire. We repair tires at our shop with a plug or a patch. Most tire repairs take 15 to 30 minutes from start to finish.

Plug, $25 each. Patch, $40 each. Each hole is a separate repair.

Can This Tire Be Repaired?
Not every tire can be repaired. Tire industry guidance says a puncture can be repaired when it is in the tread area and no larger than 1/4 inch. Sidewall damage can rarely be repaired, and a tire that has been driven flat usually cannot be. Bring the tire in or call (227) 218-5688 and we will look at it and tell you. If necessary, we take the tire off the wheel and check it inside.
Nail in Your Tire?
Do not pull the nail out. Check the pressure, drive only as far as you must, and call (227) 218-5688. More on this at Tire Repair in Glenn Dale.

Mobile Tire Service and Roadside Assistance

Cannot get to the shop? Mobile tire service comes to you for new tires, flat repair and rotation, within 30 miles of the shop and during tire service hours. It cannot take rims above 21 inches, so have your rim size ready. Call the tire team at (227) 218-5688 and tell them where you are and what is going on with the tire. See Mobile Tire Service.
Roadside assistance covers fixing a flat, jump-starting a vehicle, mounting a tire, replacing a tire up to 21 inches and, in some cases, getting you into a locked car. Call (227) 218-5688 and tell us where you are and what happened.

Tire Services

Tire pressure sensor service, flat repair, mounting, balancing and rotation. Open any service to see what is included.

: There are many hazards that can make tires less effective and more of a danger to drivers and passengers.
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: When tires are completely worn or unable to meet a driver’s needs, the tire purchasing and installation process usually follows.
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: Professionals use computerized wheel balancers to pinpoint weight differentiation within a tire and wheel assembly.
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: Our tire rotation service involves changing the position of a vehicle’s tires in order to reduce massive tread differentiation between them.
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: The Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) tracks the amount of pressure in tires and alerts a driver when the pressure is at an insufficient level.
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What Customers Say

"Sold me very good tires and I will keep coming for more."
Etiendem Ray, Google review
"Scheduling was very flexible and they jumped to work mounting and balancing my tires as soon as I arrived."
Daniel Puckett, Google review
"The used tires folks are all really nice."
Truzzie Art, Google review
"The employees were very courteous and the service was extremely fast."
Pierre Tsombeng, Google review

Tire Questions

: Yes. We sell both new and used tires and mount them at our shop. Call the tire team at (227) 218-5688 with your tire size to ask what we have on hand.
: Yes. We sell new tires and carry all major tire brands. Call (227) 218-5688 with your tire size and what you drive, and the tire team will go over the options with you.
: Call the tire team at (227) 218-5688 to confirm. Our stock changes, so we do not post a size list. Have your tire size ready; it is printed on the side of the tire. If you cannot find it, tell us your vehicle's year, make and model.
: Plug, $25 each. Patch, $40 each. Each hole is a separate repair. Call (227) 218-5688 or bring the tire in and we will look at it and tell you which repair it needs. See Tire Repair for more.
: It depends on the damage. Tire industry guidance says a puncture can be repaired when it is in the tread area and no larger than 1/4 inch. A damaged sidewall can rarely be repaired, and a tire that has been driven flat usually cannot be. Bring the tire in or call (227) 218-5688 and we will look at it and tell you.
: Do not pull the nail out. Check the tire pressure, drive only as far as you must, and call (227) 218-5688 or bring the tire in. If the tire is going flat, do not keep driving on it.
: Yes. Mobile tire service covers new tires, flat repair and rotation, within 30 miles of the shop and during tire service hours. It cannot take rims above 21 inches. Call (227) 218-5688. See Mobile Tire Service.
: Yes. Roadside assistance covers fixing a flat, jump-starting a vehicle, mounting a tire, replacing a tire up to 21 inches and, in some cases, getting you into a locked car. Call (227) 218-5688 and tell us where you are and what happened.
: Our shop is at 11900 Annapolis Rd, Glenn Dale, MD 20769. Tire service is open Mon-Fri 8am to 6pm EST, Sat 8am to 5pm EST and Sun 9am to 3:30pm EST. Call the tire team at (227) 218-5688 or book online.
: A car with poor alignment will wear out even a new tire quickly and unevenly. Improper tire wear can also be a sign of alignment issues, and our staff can tell you whether balancing or rotation will solve the problem or whether alignment is the cause. For more, see our guides on the signs your car needs an alignment and what your tire wear is telling you.
: The tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) light comes on when pressure in a tire drops significantly below the recommended level. Underinflated tires can overheat, which can lead to blowouts and loss of control, so add air before serious problems develop. We offer tire pressure sensor (TPMS) service, and our blog explains what the TPMS light means.
: We offer tire mounting, balancing, tire repair with a plug or a patch, rotation, tire pressure sensor (TPMS) service and mobile tire service. Call the tire team at (227) 218-5688 for the brand and size you need.
: Used tires carry no warranty unless a tire is defective, at our discretion. New tires are covered by the manufacturer's warranty. Worn shocks or suspension can ruin new and used tires alike, so we check them. Call the tire team at (227) 218-5688 with any question before you buy.

Hours and Address

Address

11900 Annapolis RdGlenn Dale, MD 20769

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Phone

Tire Team(227) 218-5688

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Tire Service

Mon-Fri8am to 6pm EST
Saturday8am to 5pm EST
Sunday9am to 3:30pm EST

Auto Repair

Mon-Fri8am to 6pm EST

Areas We Serve

Serving Glenn Dale, Bowie, Prince George's County, MD, DC and VA.

Drivers come to our shop at 11900 Annapolis Rd from Bowie (about 15 minutes), Lanham (about 10 minutes), Greenbelt (about 15 minutes), Upper Marlboro (about 20 minutes), Mitchellville (about 10 minutes) and nearby Prince George's County. Mobile tire service reaches up to 30 miles from the shop.

Tire Tips From Our Blog

Plain-language guides on tire wear, pressure, alignment and balancing.

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