Services / Flat Tire Change
Flat tire, back on the road.
- from $75using the spare carried in your vehicle
- + $19Dispatch fee, once per job
Service prices are plus a $19 dispatch fee charged once per job. Dispatch confirms the final price for your vehicle and location before a driver is sent.
Questions about pricing? Call (945) 412-1215How much is a flat tire change in Dallas–Fort Worth?
Flat Tire Change is from $75, plus the flat $19 dispatch fee charged once per job. Putting on the spare you already carry. TRA comes to your car anywhere in Dallas–Fort Worth, 24 hours a day, with no membership. Request online or call (945) 412-1215.
- Service
- Fast, safe swap to the spare tire carried in your vehicle.
- Service area
- Dallas, Arlington, Irving, Plano, Frisco and 50 more Dallas–Fort Worth cities
- Availability
- Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, including nights, weekends and holidays
- Starting price
- From $75 + $19 dispatch
- Membership
- None. No sign-up and no annual dues: you pay only for the job.
Prices are starting prices. Dispatch confirms the price for your vehicle and location before a driver is sent.
The work, on site
Before you book: guides
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- Tire guideNo spare tire in the car: what your options areRead
- Safety guideA tire blowout on the highway: the first ten seconds, and what comes afterRead
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- Safety guideYour car broke down on I-35, I-30, LBJ or a tollway: what to doRead
- Cost guidePay per use or an annual membership: which kind of roadside help fits youRead
- Cost guideDoes your car insurance cover roadside assistance? How to find outRead
- Cost guideFree roadside help in Dallas–Fort Worth: the public patrols, and where they stopRead
- Cost guideHow much roadside assistance costs in Dallas, and what makes up the billRead
- Safety guideDo you need a tow truck or roadside help? How to tellRead
- Safety guideCar trouble in the middle of a rideshare or delivery shift: what to do firstRead
- Safety guideCar trouble in a parking garage: no signal, low clearance, and telling dispatch which levelRead
- Safety guideWhat to keep in your car for North Texas: a kit that fits the weatherRead
- Safety guideBroken down in the DFW summer: how to wait safely in the heatRead
The problem
A blown or flat tire is one of the most common roadside issues. If you have a usable spare in the vehicle, our driver can typically have you moving again quickly.
While you wait
- Pull as far from active traffic lanes as possible.
- Turn on hazard lights and, if available, place reflective triangles.
- Locate your spare tire and jack if you can safely do so.
Flat Tire Change FAQs
A flat tire change puts on the spare you already carry. Without a usable spare, select Tire Replacement instead: we supply a tire and install it on site, from $129, plus the $19 dispatch fee. Tire availability varies, so dispatch confirms a tire is available before a driver is sent.
Often yes. Select Tire Repair — Plug & Patch and your driver will advise what's possible on site.
What we'll need
- – Your exact location
- – Vehicle year, make, and model
- – Whether a spare tire is available in the vehicle
Service area
Available across 55 DFW-area cities including Dallas, Arlington, Plano, and Frisco.
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Local detail for the cities where we have written a page for this service: the roads we cover there, the situations we see most, and the questions drivers ask.