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Mobile Tire Repair & Roadside Service in Amarillo, TX
Flat tire? We come to you, 24/7. Mobile tire repair and replacement for cars, pickups, semis, and farm equipment across Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle. New and used tires ride on the truck.
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- New & used tires
- Cars · Semis · Farm
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E&C Roadside Service is a mobile tire service based in Amarillo, Texas. We drive out to cars, pickups, semis, and farm equipment across Amarillo and the surrounding Panhandle and handle roadside tire repair on site, day or night. Not stranded, just due for tires? We also bring a full set of new tires to your home or work and mount them right there, so you never have to sit in a tire shop waiting room. Call (806) 471-0109 and someone answers, any hour.
What we do
Tire trouble, handled where you are
Pick the one that sounds like your situation, or just call and describe it.
24/7 Roadside Tire Service
Flat or blowout on a car, pickup, or trailer? We drive to you day or night, repair it or swap in a new or used tire on the spot.
See how it worksSemi Truck Tire Service
Mobile tire service for semis and commercial trucks broken down on I-40, I-27, or anywhere around Amarillo. Open 24 hours.
See how it worksNew & Used Tires
New and used tires brought to your driveway, job site, or the shoulder, and mounted on the spot. Mobile tire appointments 7 days a week.
See how it worksMore than flats
Used tires, semis, and farm equipment
We carry used tires as well as new ones, for anyone who would rather not buy a full new set to fix one flat. We quote the price over the phone before we drive out, so there is no surprise once we arrive. See new and used tires for how that works.
Semis and commercial trucks run I-40 and I-27 through Amarillo around the clock, and a loaded trailer sitting on the shoulder cannot wait for a shop to open Monday morning. Our semi truck tire service runs 24 hours, with a mobile unit that comes to the truck instead of the other way around. Past the city limits, we handle tractor and farm implement tires in the field too, so one bad tire does not stall a day of harvest.
- (806) 471-0109Fastest way to get a truck headed your way
- Open 24 hours, 7 days a weekMobile tire appointments available daily
- We come to youAmarillo, Canyon, Hereford, and the Panhandle highways
Why E&C
Built for the call nobody plans
Get drivers, truckers, and farmers back on the road fast, at a fair price, any hour of the day.
Open 24/7
Blowouts don't keep business hours. Neither do we.
We drive to you
Shoulder, parking lot, job site, or the middle of a field.
Tires on the truck
New and used tires on hand, so a lot of calls end without a tow.
5.0 on Google
21 reviews as of September 2026. Customers mention fast arrival and fair prices.
Service area
Amarillo and the Panhandle
Based in Amarillo, covering the towns and highways around it.
Towns we cover
Highways
I-40, I-27, US-60, US-87, and US-287 run through Amarillo. I-27 and US-60 reach Canyon to the south; US-60 and US-385 reach Hereford to the southwest.
Farm and ranch
Tractor and implement tires in the field, including the ranch and feedlot country around Hereford.
Common questions
Before you call
Are you really open 24 hours?
Yes. E&C Roadside Service answers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including nights and weekends. Call (806) 471-0109.
What vehicles do you work on?
Cars, pickups, trailers, semi trucks and commercial trucks, and farm equipment. If it has a flat, a blowout, or needs a tire swapped, we can probably help.
Do you carry used tires?
Yes. We carry new and used tires, so a used tire is an option if you would rather not buy a full new set.
What towns do you cover?
Amarillo and the surrounding Panhandle, including Canyon and Hereford, plus the highways connecting them: I-40, I-27, US-60, US-87, and US-287.
What should I tell you when I call?
Where you are (the highway, mile marker, or nearest cross street), what you are driving, and what happened. That is enough for us to start heading your way.