Signs your tires need attention
- Tread worn flush with the wear bars — the tire is done
- Uneven wear — edges bald, center fine (or the reverse)
- Cracking sidewalls — age is getting to the rubber
- Vibration at speed — could be balance, could be a tire coming apart
- One tire keeps losing air — slow leak, bad valve stem, or rim issue
- Tire pressure light won't go away — time to find out why
If any of that sounds familiar, bring it to our shop on Mill Street in Pryor. We do tires for drivers all over Mayes County — Pryor, Chouteau, Salina, Locust Grove, Adair, and Claremore. Helping customers pick the right wheels and tires is one of our favorite parts of the job.
What we do
- Tire sales — the right tire for your truck, car, or SUV and how you drive it
- Mounting and balancing
- Tire rotations
- Flat repair (when it's safe to repair — we'll tell you honestly when it isn't)
- Tire pressure and wear inspections
Every tire job starts with an inspection. We'll show you what's worn, what's fine, and what it costs — then you decide. We don't sell you tires you don't need.
Common questions
How do I know my tires need replacing?
Check the tread wear bars — if the tread is flush with them, the tire is done. Uneven wear, cracking sidewalls, or tires older than about 6 years are also replacement signs. If you're unsure, bring it by and we'll measure the tread and give you a straight answer.
Do you sell tires, or just install ones I bring in?
Both. We sell and mount tires, and we'll help you pick the right ones for how you actually drive — not just the most expensive set on the shelf. Already bought tires elsewhere? We'll mount and balance those too.
Can you fix a flat, or does it need a new tire?
It depends on where the damage is. A puncture in the tread can usually be repaired safely; damage to the sidewall means the tire needs to be replaced. We'll inspect it and tell you honestly which one it is.
How often should I rotate my tires?
About every oil change — roughly every 5,000 to 7,500 miles. Regular rotation evens out wear so your tires last longer and your truck or car handles the way it should.
My tire pressure light is on — what should I do?
Check your pressures against the sticker on the driver's door jamb, not the number on the tire. If a tire keeps losing air, come see us — it could be a slow leak, a bad valve stem, or a worn sensor, and we'll find it.
Do I need an appointment for tires?
Call first at (918) 981-8114 — we try our best to get you in the same day. We're a small shop with one mechanic, so a quick morning call is the fastest way in.
Tires are the only thing touching the road
Tell us what you're seeing or feeling — we'll tell you the best way to bring it in.
Visit the shop
Hours
Monday–Friday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday–Sunday: Closed
Call first so we can help with timing.