Mobile Tire Service in Montgomery County, KS
Yes, we come to you. Our service truck brings expert commercial and agricultural tire service to farms, fields and job sites within about 40 to 60 miles of Independence, so a down tractor or work truck never has to be hauled to town. Call 620-331-3730 to schedule it.
Can you come to my farm, field or job site?
That's what the truck is for. A tractor that won't move on a flat, a loaded trailer, a piece of equipment on a job site: those don't need a tow and a lost day. They need the tire fixed where they sit. Our service truck carries the tools to do it, and it's one of the things that sets Ashcraft apart from a typical tire counter.
What can the service truck handle?
The service truck handles tires only, and it's built mainly for commercial and agricultural work:
- Tractor and implement tires out in the field
- Skid steers and compact equipment on job sites
- Farm, stock and equipment trailers
- Commercial and work trucks that shouldn't be driven on a damaged tire
Mechanical repairs aren't done on the truck. For brakes, suspension and other repairs on cars and pickups, bring your vehicle to the shop.
Where does the service truck go?
The truck covers about a 40 to 60 mile radius of Independence within Kansas, including Montgomery, Wilson, Labette, Neosho, Chautauqua and Elk counties. Unfortunately, the truck isn't able to serve our friends in Oklahoma, but they're always welcome at the shop on N 6th Street.
The truck runs during shop hours. We don't offer after-hours or emergency service.
How to call out the truck
- Call 620-331-3730 during shop hours: Monday to Friday 8 AM to 5 PM, Saturday 8 AM to noon.
- Tell us where you are. A road name, a mile marker, or a pin dropped from your phone all work.
- Tell us what it is: the machine or vehicle, the tire size from the sidewall, and what happened.
- We'll give you a time and bring what's needed to get you rolling.
When is the shop a better option?
If your car or pickup can be driven safely on the spare, coming to 215 N 6th St is usually faster and costs less, since the shop has every machine in one place. The truck makes the most sense when the vehicle can't move, or moving it costs more than bringing us out.
Semis and commercial trucks
We work on tractor-trailer tires in the shop too. Call ahead so we can have the bay ready.
Why Independence chooses Ashcraft Tire & Auto
- Trusted since 1945. For 81 years, Independence has counted on Ashcraft for honest, reliable tire and auto care.
- 130 five-star reviews. See what your neighbors say on our reviews page.
- Complete tire and auto service under one roof. Tires, Hunter alignments, brakes, diagnostics, maintenance and farm tires, all from one trusted team.
- Service that comes to you. Our service truck brings expert tire service to your farm, field or job site.
- Nationwide road hazard plan available. Optional tire protection that travels with you, wherever the road takes you. See the plan.
- A local alternative to the big-box store and the dealership. Expert tire and auto service, honest recommendations, and no long waits.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I call out the service truck?
Call 620-331-3730 during shop hours. Tell us where the vehicle or machine is, what it is, the tire size if you can read it, and whether it can be moved.
What does the truck work on?
Tires only. The service truck is built mainly for commercial and agricultural tire work: tractors, implements, skid steers, trailers and work trucks. It does not perform mechanical repairs.
How far does the service truck go?
The service truck covers about a 40 to 60 mile radius of Independence within Kansas. Unfortunately, the truck isn't able to serve our friends in Oklahoma, but they're always welcome at the shop.
Do you offer after-hours or emergency service?
No. The service truck runs during shop hours: Monday through Friday 8 AM to 5 PM and Saturday 8 AM to noon.
Is mobile service more expensive than coming to the shop?
A service call is priced differently than a shop visit because it includes the trip. When the vehicle can be driven or towed safely, the shop is usually the cheaper option, and we'll tell you so.