Mobile tire installation at your home or work

Choose one to four new tires from HopTire and request fitting where your car is parked. We bring the tires, mount and balance them, and remove the old tires in one visit. This is a planned service for a safe parking space, not roadside rescue. You see the final tire and installation total before payment. Payment starts a priced request; we confirm the technician and arrival window separately.

What the installation visit includes

The fitter removes the wheels, replaces the selected tires, balances the wheel-and-tire assemblies, and fits the wheels back on the vehicle. Old-tire disposal is included. We confirm the tire size and product before ordering. You need a legal, level place with enough room to work around the car; a garage or managed lot may require permission.

We do not fit new tires bought elsewhere. We also do not sell used tires, perform wheel or suspension repair, or include an alignment. A seasonal tire changeover is a different service for a set you already own. A puncture repair is also separate; an inspected tire may be repairable without buying a replacement.

Choose the right tire before the visit

Check the tire size on the vehicle's door placard or in its owner's manual, then tell us the vehicle and trim. NHTSA's tire guidance says to use the original tire size or another size recommended by the vehicle manufacturer. The U.S. Tire Manufacturers Association notes that replacing fewer than four tires can require special placement and vehicle-specific care. We check fit before ordering, and we do not substitute another tire without your approval. Find your tire size if the sidewall and placard do not match.

If one tire is damaged, you do not have to choose four in the form. Tell us about the remaining tires, the vehicle's drivetrain and any different front and rear sizes. We review the fit and safe replacement plan before ordering. If you have a nail in the tread and want to know whether repair is possible, start with repair versus replace.

Price and appointment

Installation costs one local mobile visit charge plus a fitting charge for each new tire. The new tires are priced separately. Mounting, balancing, disposal and tax are included in the installation amount. A selected same-day visit adds $75 once. Current rates by area show the visit and per-tire charges; the cost guide explains how tire product, quantity, location, and timing affect the total.

Enter your ZIP and service details to see an early service estimate. Choose the tires and review the exact final total before payment. A displayed estimate does not confirm tire stock, provider availability or an appointment. A selected time is your availability; we confirm the visit after you submit a priced request. If we cannot fulfill a paid request, we refund it under the pricing policy. For a request today, read how same-day visits work.

Where to start

Enter the ZIP where the car is parked. We accept requests from any valid US ZIP, but coverage is checked for each request. Local information is available for Chicago, Dallas, and New York, among the ten researched areas on the locations page. A local page is not a promise of a confirmed technician.

Questions

• Can I bring tires I bought elsewhere? No. This service is for new tires supplied by HopTire.
• Is balancing included? Yes. Mounting, balancing and old-tire disposal are included in installation.
• Can I replace only one tire? You can request one. We check the vehicle and the other tires before confirming that plan.
• Does payment confirm my time? No. Payment submits a priced request. We confirm the technician and time separately.
• Is same-day available? You can select today when the form offers it. The $75 fee is shown before payment, and a selected time is not a guarantee.

Get my price

Review the final total before payment; we confirm the visit separately.

Sources

• HopTire installation rate card and flat-rate policy, checked 2026-10-30: visit plus per-tire fitting, included work, and $75 selected same-day fee.
• National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, TireWise, checked 2026-10-30: replacement size and vehicle placard guidance.
• U.S. Tire Manufacturers Association, Replacing Tires, checked 2026-10-30: one-, two-, and four-tire replacement considerations.