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Mobile Tire Service in Coral Springs, FL

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Mobile van in Coral Springs, Broward County

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Coral Springs, a Broward County city of 134,394 people at the 2020 Census, is a short drive from our Extreme Tires shop in Sunrise up the Sawgrass Expressway or University Dr. Your new set gets ordered on TireDrop; the fitting happens in Coral Springs, on your driveway or in your office lot, because the balancer, tire changer and torque wrenches ride along in the Extreme Tires van.

How it works

Bought on TireDrop, fitted where you park

  1. Pick your tires

    Order on TireDrop and choose mobile installation at checkout, or book the van for tires you already have.

  2. Book the visit

    We confirm an arrival window when we book.

  3. Fitted where it's parked

    Mounted, balanced, torqued to spec, old set hauled away.

Service area

Where we work in Coral Springs

The main Coral Springs ZIP codes are 33065, 33067, 33071 and 33076. Two of them, 33067 and 33076, also cover parts of Parkland, so if your address says Parkland on one of those ZIPs, you're covered too. All four are Broward County ZIPs.

What we look at is the five-digit code for the spot the car will sit in, never the town printed above it. Unsure about yours? Put it in the checker below and it answers on the spot, using the same rule as checkout.

Neighbourhoods and areas

  • Sample Rd and University Dr redevelopment hub
  • Coral Springs Commerce Park

Main roads

  • Sawgrass Expressway (SR 869)
  • Sample Rd
  • University Dr

Main ZIP codes

  • 33065
  • 33067
  • 33071
  • 33076

The van takes the Sawgrass Expressway or University Dr north from the shop.

Prefer the bay? Ship your tires free to the Sunrise shop. Ship to store

Around town

Roads and areas around Coral Springs

Coral Springs borders Parkland to the north, Coconut Creek to the east, Margate and North Lauderdale to the southeast and Tamarac to the south, with the Everglades to the west.

The Sawgrass Expressway (SR 869) borders the city on its north and west edges. Its exits include Atlantic Blvd (exit 8), Sample Rd (exit 11), Coral Ridge Dr (exit 14) and University Dr (exit 15, on the Parkland and Coral Springs line). Sample Rd and University Dr is the city's redevelopment hub.

Coral Springs Commerce Park covers 442 acres off the Sawgrass Expressway. Fitting tires in a workplace lot while you work is the same job as anywhere else in the city, once the lot has room and the property allows service vehicles.

Before the visit

What to know before we come

Two things are worth planning for in Coral Springs: heavy rain, and the lot you park in.

  • The City of Coral Springs' Stormwater Master Plan lists "frequent flooding during strong rain" as a current challenge, and most canals are not city-managed. After a heavy downpour, look each tire over for nails, cuts and bulges, because water on the road can cover debris.
  • At an office park or another workplace, a quick word with property management about service vehicles is worth it. That's general advice, not a rule we set.
  • Tell us the building, the lot and where you parked, and leave room beside the car on the work side.

Local notes

Tire notes for Coral Springs drivers

Florida sun and heat age rubber whether the car is driven or not. Every tire carries a DOT date code on the sidewall, four digits for the week and year it was made, and an older tire can show plenty of tread and still be cracking at the sidewall. Ask the technician to point out the code on the old set and on the new one.

Tread is the other half. NHTSA and USTMA use 2/32 inch as the point to replace a tire, where the tread-wear bars sit flush, and Consumer Reports' testing supports considering new tires at 4/32 inch, because wet-road braking gets worse as tread wears. In a summer downpour that matters. If you're not sure where yours stand, our tire check walks you through measuring them before you order.

Roadside flat help

Flat tire help in Coral Springs

Picked up a screw on the way to work, or found a flat in a Coral Springs parking lot after errands? That's what the van's flat tire help in Coral Springs is for, during shop hours: the tire repaired on the spot when it qualifies, swapped for your spare when it doesn't.

  • Tire change or swap

    Your spare, or a tire you bought, goes on.

  • Flat repair

    If it's repairable. A technician inspects the inside first.

  • Spare installed

    Put on, with its pressure set.

The repair itself is our tire repair service.

By van

What the van does in Coral Springs

Each one is done beside the car.

Honest scope

What to expect

  • Installs and flat help on side streets, in parking lots, at homes and at workplaces, during shop hours.
  • Stuck on a highway or expressway shoulder? For your safety, call 911 or *347 (FDOT Road Rangers) first. Once you're off the highway, call us.
  • We confirm an arrival window when we book.
  • No trip fee on standard appointments.
  • Alignment, brakes and suspension are shop work in Sunrise.

Questions

Asked in Coral Springs

I live in Parkland on a 33076 address. Do you come?

Yes. 33067 and 33076 straddle Coral Springs and Parkland, and Parkland is Broward too. Book as normal; checkout reads the ZIP and confirms it.

Can you fit the tires at my office while I work?

Yes, if the lot has space alongside your car for the van and the property allows service vehicles. Give us the building, the lot and where you parked, leave the keys at the front desk and note the details at checkout or in the install notes, then go back to work.

Should I ship the tires to my house or to the shop?

Either works. Shipped to your house, they wait for the van in your garage. Shipped free to the Sunrise shop, the van loads them and brings them out, so there's nothing to store or carry. Choose at checkout, then book the install.

I bought new wheels as well. Can the van fit those too?

Yes. Wheel installation is van work: the tires are mounted and balanced on the new wheels, the lug hardware and hub-centric rings checked, and your TPMS sensors moved over or programmed. Order the wheels and tires together on TireDrop and book one visit.

How do I know it's time for new tires?

Check the tread depth and the age. NHTSA and USTMA use 2/32 inch as the replace point, and the DOT code on the sidewall tells you when the tire was made. Our tire check walks you through both, and the technician can measure each tire when the van is there.

Can the van fit tires at an office park off the Sawgrass Expressway?

If the ZIP of the lot is in our area (the checker tells you), yes, as long as there is room beside your car and the property allows service vehicles. Coral Springs Commerce Park covers 442 acres off the Sawgrass Expressway, and any workplace lot works the same way: give us the building, the lot and where you parked.

Is it worth checking my tires after heavy rain in Coral Springs?

Yes, it is worth a look after a strong storm. Check each tire for nails, cuts and bulges and measure the tread. The technician can say which tire can be fixed and which needs replacing.

Tires shipped. Or installed.

Book a mobile install in Coral Springs

Pick the tires and the day. We confirm an arrival window when we book.

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