Easy to book
Services Delivered
Our certified mechanics come to you. We work with all types of cars and trucks, offering oil changes, batteries and more.
Tire Installation Change Tires,
Not Plans.
Great Service in 3
simple steps.
Once you’re ready to checkout, select “Mobile Installation”. You’ll fill in a few details regarding address, preferred date and time.
Service at your door
Goodyear Mobile Garage sends tire and auto service professionals to your preferred location, to get the work done on-site.
On your time
Choose a date and time that works for you. Get SMS and tracking alerts for accurate notifications on your technicians’ arrival.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Before Your Appointment
On the day of your appointment, please write down the current odometer (mileage) reading on your vehicle and ensure all vehicle alarms are disabled. Also, please review the below goodyear mobile garage requirements.
Goodyear Mobile Garage Requirements
To ensure a smooth installation experience, please follow these guidelines:
- Vehicle must be parked in a safe place off the roadway to perform services
- You must show photo identification that matches your order invoice
- You must have permission for Goodyear Mobile Garage to service your vehicle where parked
- We’ll need at least 5 feet of space on all sides of your vehicle
- If parked in a covered location, we’ll need 10 feet of vertical clearance for our Goodyear Mobile Garage van
- If your wheels have wheel locks, you must provide the wheel lock key
During Your Appointment
At the time of your appointment, our technician will meet you outside, maintaining an appropriate social distance. He or she will ask you to verify your odometer reading and that all alarms are disabled. When the work is completed, the technician will ask you to turn on your vehicle and confirm that the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) light is off.
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