Mobile Trailer Tire Service

Trailer Tire Service & Replacement in Dallas–Fort Worth

Blowout on I-35? Dry-rotted tires on a boat or camper that's been sitting? We bring Special Trailer (ST) tires, tools, and a jack to your home, storage lot, or the roadside — open 24/7 across the DFW metroplex.

Every Kind of Trailer

Trailer Tires, Handled Where You Sit

Boat, utility, cargo, travel, gooseneck, or flatbed — a trailer with a bad tire strands your whole weekend or your whole job.

Family Roadside Assistance Mobile Tire Services replaces and repairs trailer tires anywhere in Dallas–Fort Worth. We work on boat trailers pulling up to the ramp, utility and cargo trailers hauling gear, travel trailers and campers headed out of town, and heavy gooseneck and flatbed rigs. Because trailers use Special Trailer (ST) tires with stiffer sidewalls and specific load ranges, matching the right tire matters — the wrong load rating on a loaded trailer is a blowout waiting to happen. We read your size and load range and put the correct tire on the axle.

Owner Michael and his team come to your driveway, your storage lot, the boat ramp, or the shoulder of the highway. No unhitching, no towing the trailer to a shop, no leaving your load unattended.

What's Included

The Complete Trailer Tire Job

One upfront price covers the whole process, on-site.

How It Works

Four Steps to Rolling Again

From your call to a road-ready trailer.

1

Call or Request a Quote

Tell us your trailer type, the ST size and load range off the sidewall, and where you're parked. You get an upfront price before we roll.

2

We Come To You

We meet you at home, the storage lot, the boat ramp, or roadside on I-35, I-20, I-30 or the DFW loops — day or night.

3

We Mount & Balance

Old tire off, correct load-rated ST tire mounted, balanced, torqued, and aired to the right pressure for your load.

4

Back on the Road

We check your remaining tires for dry rot and age, haul off the old one, and you're towing again — safely.

Why Choose Us

DFW Trailer Owners Call Michael

Fully mobile, open 24/7, and rated 4.9 stars across 80 Google reviews.

24/7 Roadside

Blowouts don't wait for business hours. We answer around the clock for stranded trailers on the highway and shoulder.

Right ST Tire

We match Special Trailer tires to your exact load range so a loaded rig rides safe, not overloaded.

We Come To You

Driveway, storage lot, boat ramp, or roadside anywhere in the DFW metroplex — no unhitching or towing to a shop.

Texas Heat & Dry Rot

Why Trailer Tires Fail Early Here

In North Texas, trailer tires age out long before the tread wears down.

Trailers sit. A boat trailer waits at the lake house, a camper parks for a season, a utility trailer bakes in the sun at a storage lot for months at a time. Texas heat and UV cook the rubber, and the sidewalls develop dry rot and cracking from the inside out — often with plenty of tread still showing. That's exactly why so many blowouts happen on the first big trip of the year, right out on I-35, I-20 or I-30. We check the date codes and sidewalls on every tire we touch and tell you honestly which ones are living on borrowed time, so your next haul doesn't end on the shoulder. Not sure what size you're running? Our tire size guide decodes the sidewall in a minute.

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Questions

Frequently Asked

Have another question? Call us any time at (682) 392-2068 — we're open 24/7.

How do I know my trailer tire size?+

Your trailer tire size is molded into the sidewall, usually starting with ST for Special Trailer, followed by numbers like ST205/75R15. Read us that full string along with the load range letter and we'll match it exactly. If the tire is destroyed, we can pull the size from a matching tire on the axle or the trailer's data plate. Call (682) 392-2068 and we'll walk you through it.

How often should trailer tires be replaced?+

Trailer tires usually age out before they wear out. Even with good tread, most ST tires should be replaced every three to six years because Texas heat and UV cause dry rot from the inside out. Trailers that sit parked at a storage lot for months are especially prone to sidewall cracking. If you see cracks, a bulge, or the date code is over five years old, it's time to replace.

Can you come if my trailer is stuck on the highway?+

Yes. Roadside trailer blowouts on I-35, I-20, I-30 and the DFW loops are one of the most common calls we get, and we run 24/7. Get the rig as far onto the shoulder as you safely can, turn on your hazards, and call (682) 392-2068. We bring the tire, jack, and tools to you so you're not unhitching or fighting a scissor jack on the shoulder.

Do you carry ST trailer tires?+

Yes. We stock and source Special Trailer (ST) tires in common sizes and load ranges for boat, utility, cargo, travel, gooseneck and flatbed trailers. If you have an unusual size we'll source the correct load-rated tire before we head out so you're not left waiting. Tell us your size and load range for an upfront quote.

What types of trailers do you service?+

We service utility, cargo, boat, travel, gooseneck, flatbed, livestock, and equipment trailers — basically anything that rolls on ST trailer tires. Tell us the trailer type and tire size and we'll bring the right tire and tools to you.

What is load range, and why does it matter on trailer tires?+

Load range — marked with a letter like C, D, or E — tells you how much weight a trailer tire is built to carry at its rated pressure. Running a load range below what your loaded trailer needs is a common cause of blowouts, so we always match or exceed your original rating. If you're unsure, read us the full sidewall string and we'll confirm the right tire.

Should I replace all the tires on a multi-axle trailer at once?+

Not always, but on a tandem or triple axle we usually recommend replacing tires in axle pairs so both sides carry the load evenly. If your other tires are the same age and worn, doing them together avoids a second failure down the road. We'll inspect what's on the trailer and give you an honest call.

How can I tell if my trailer tires are dry-rotted or too old?+

Look for cracking in the sidewall and tread grooves, a hard or faded surface, and check the DOT date code — trailer tires often age out before the tread wears down because they sit parked in the sun. Even with good tread, a tire more than a few years old can fail at highway speed. If you're not sure, call (682) 392-2068 and we'll take a look.

Can you replace my trailer tires at home or a storage lot?+

Yes. We come to your home, storage yard, campground, boat ramp, or the roadside — wherever your trailer is parked. There's no need to unhitch and haul it to a shop; we bring everything to you.

Trailer Down?

We'll Be There Fast — Day or Night

Blowout, dry rot, or ready for a fresh set of ST tires? One call and we roll out to your location anywhere in the DFW area.

Contact / Free Quote

Get Your Trailer Rolling

Tell us your trailer type, ST size, and where you're parked, and we'll get right back to you with a time and an upfront price. No bots, no call center.

  • Free quotes over the phone — no fee just to look
  • We bring the ST tires, tools and machine to you
  • Home, storage lot, or roadside across the DFW metroplex
  • Open 24/7 for real emergencies

"We don't sell you what you don't need. We show you the tire, give you a straight price, and get you back on the road."

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