Tires · Stokesdale, NC

Tires, mounting & flat repair in Stokesdale, NC

Picked up a nail on Highway 158? Need a new set before a trip? We sell, mount, and repair tires at Main Street & Highway 158.

Tire services

  • Tire sales — call with your tire size for options and pricing.
  • Mounting — new tires mounted on your wheels.
  • Flat repair — punctures from nails and screws.

“Very friendly & knowledgeable resources. They fixed my tire in 10 mins. Reasonable price.”

— Issac John, Google review, May 2025

“I ran over a nail in Oak Ridge on the way to dinner. Took my truck in and they patched the tire with no issues, and got a very competitive prices on some very good tires.”

— J. Linden Cotton, Google review, Apr 2024

Can my flat be repaired?

Most small punctures in the tread, like a nail or screw, can usually be repaired properly. Damage in the sidewall or the shoulder, large cuts, or a tire that was driven on while flat usually can’t be safely repaired and needs replacing. Bring it in and we’ll take a look and tell you which it is.

Is it time for new tires?

The penny test

North Carolina’s minimum tread depth is 2/32". Put a penny into a main tread groove with Lincoln’s head pointing down. If you can see the top of his head, the tread is at or near 2/32" and it’s time to replace the tire. That limit also matters for your NC state inspection.

Other signs

  • Cracks, bulges, or bubbles in the sidewall
  • Uneven wear on one edge, which can point to alignment or worn struts
  • A tire that keeps losing air

Check your pressure

Use the pressure on the sticker inside the driver’s door jamb, not the maximum printed on the tire. Check it when the tires are cold, especially as the weather turns.

Call before you come

Call (336) 643-9915 with your tire size or your flat, and we’ll tell you when to bring it by.

Common questions

Do you fix flat tires?

Yes. Stokesdale Service Center repairs flat tires, sells tires, and mounts them.

Can a tire with a nail in it be patched?

Usually, if the puncture is small and in the tread. Sidewall or shoulder damage, large cuts, or a tire driven flat usually means replacing it. We’ll inspect it and tell you.

What is the legal minimum tread depth in North Carolina?

2/32 of an inch. A quick penny test shows whether you’re close to it.

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