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Interactive TirePA network Sample activity

What does your car need?Watch TirePA connect drivers with local shops.

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How it works for drivers

One search instead of calling shop after shop.

TirePA checks the stock and services that participating shops nearby have listed, and brings the useful options together so you can compare them in one place.

Example with sample shops: a driver searches for new or used tires by size, or for a service, and nearby participating shops show what they have listed — new or used condition, tread for used tires when recorded, quantity, price per tire, services, distance, rating and whether they are open. The driver can view a shop, get directions, call, or send a service request; if nothing is listed nearby, they can set a watch and get an email when a shop lists it.

  1. Search for what you need

    New or used tires by size, wheels, or an auto service like an alignment.

  2. Compare nearby shops

    Listed stock, the price per tire where the shop publishes it, distance, hours and reviews.

  3. Take the next step

    Open the shop’s page, get directions, call, or send a request — it goes directly to the shop.

TirePA is a marketplace that connects drivers with participating local tire and auto shops. Used tires appear only where a shop has listed them — not every shop sells used — and they’re marked as used, with the remaining tread when the shop records it. Beyond tires and wheels, shops can offer services such as tire repair, seasonal storage, brakes and diagnostics. Service prices aren’t listed: you send the shop a request with your vehicle details instead, and every shop has its own page with its address, hours, contact details and a map. If nothing nearby has the size you need yet, set a watch and you’ll get an email when a shop lists it.

Searching is free for drivers. You buy from the shop and deal with it directly, and results only include shops on the marketplace, so what you see depends on what each shop has published. Run a tire or auto shop? See how it works for shops →