You get the same choice a showroom offers — premium, mid-range and budget brands in stock sizes — without driving to Al Quoz or Ras Al Khor and waiting in a queue. Send your tyre size or a photo of the sidewall on WhatsApp and you receive a price for the tyres before anyone sets off.
How a mobile tyre shop differs from a walk-in shop
A mobile tyre shop does the full fitting job at your parking spot, so the car never has to be driven on a damaged or bald tyre. The van carries a tyre changer, a wheel balancer, a torque wrench and a compressor, which is the same core equipment a fixed bay uses.
The practical difference is time: a walk-in visit in Dubai typically means 20–40 minutes of driving each way plus waiting time, while a van visit takes about 30–45 minutes for four tyres once the technician is on site.
- Removal, mounting, valve check and on-van balancing included
- Wheel nuts torqued to the manufacturer's specification
- Pressure set to the value on your door placard, not a guess
- Old tyres taken away for disposal
Brands and sizes we carry in Dubai
Common Dubai sizes such as 205/55 R16, 215/60 R16, 225/45 R17, 235/55 R19 and 265/65 R17 are usually stocked across all three price tiers. Premium choices include Michelin, Bridgestone, Continental and Pirelli; mid-range includes Hankook, Yokohama, Toyo and Falken; budget includes Zeetex, Roadstone and Triangle.
Rare sizes, such as staggered sports-car fitments or 22-inch SUV tyres, are sourced the same or next day.
- Sedan, SUV, 4x4, coupe, EV and luxury fitments
- Load index and speed rating matched to your car's placard
- DOT date shown before fitting so you know the tyres are fresh
Where we fit tyres across Dubai
We fit tyres in villa driveways, open street parking, office car parks and most mall or building basements with enough headroom for the van. High-rise areas such as Dubai Marina, JLT, Business Bay and Downtown often need the building's security to approve a service vehicle, so share the tower name when you book.
Villa communities like Arabian Ranches, Dubai Hills Estate and The Springs usually require a gate pass, which you can register for us in advance through the community app.
- Basements: tell us the clearance height if it is below 2.1 m
- Roadside: hard shoulder jobs are done with hazard cones placed behind the car
- Workplace car parks: the job does not need you present once keys are handed over
When Dubai drivers should replace tyres
Replace a tyre when the tread reaches 1.6 mm, when the sidewall shows cracks or bulges, or when it is more than five years past its DOT date. Tyres more than five years past their DOT date are commonly rejected at RTA inspection, and the federal traffic fine for unfit tyres is AED 500 and 4 black points.
Dubai heat ages rubber faster than in cooler countries: summer road surfaces reach 60–70°C, which accelerates oxidation and sidewall cracking even on tyres with plenty of tread left.
- Check the four-digit DOT code: "2321" means week 23 of 2021
- Uneven wear on one edge points to an alignment problem
- Vibration at 100–120 km/h usually means a balancing issue or a deformed tyre
How pricing works
Fitting labour for tyre replacement starts from AED 100 per visit, and the tyres are priced separately by brand and size. The tyre quote is sent on WhatsApp once you share the size, so the total is clear before the van leaves.
You can pay by card, cash or Apple Pay, or split the bill into 4 interest-free payments with Tabby or Tamara, which helps when a full set of SUV tyres is due at once.
- No hidden callout fee added after the job
- Quote covers tyres; labour from AED 100 covers the fitting visit
- Tax invoice issued for company cars
What to have ready before the technician arrives
The only things the technician needs are access to the car, the key and the wheel-lock key if your wheels use locking nuts. Many German and Japanese cars ship with a locking-nut adaptor stored in the glovebox or boot tray.
If the car sits on a slope or soft sand, tell us; we bring wheel chocks and a base plate for the jack.
- Wheel-lock adaptor: glovebox, boot tray or spare-wheel well
- Car on sand or a slope: mention it when booking
