Emergency Commercial Tire Repair
After-hours emergency tire service for commercial vehicles across Central Florida. One call gets us moving — 24/7 emergency line.
Three in the morning and your driver is stuck on US-1 south of Daytona with a drive-tire blowout. That call comes to us. We'll give you an ETA before we hang up — no 'we'll get to it' vagueness. Fleet managers get a direct line so they're not stuck on hold. Most night calls are handled within 60–90 minutes depending on location. We cover all 8 counties, so whether your rig is down near Kissimmee or stranded off I-95 near Titusville, we're coming.
What We Handle
- 24/7 emergency dispatch line
- Semis, box trucks, and fleet vehicles
- Highway and off-highway response
- ETA confirmed on every call
- Fleet manager priority handling
Calls We Get Every Week
2 a.m. blowout on US-1
Your driver is south of Daytona with a drive-tire shred and nowhere to go. We answer the 2 a.m. call, give a real ETA of 55 minutes, and have him back on the road before sunrise.
Fleet manager midnight call
You're the fleet manager and three drivers called in flat tires tonight across Volusia and Brevard. We coordinate all three dispatches from one call and keep you updated on each ETA.
Delivery deadline crunch
A refrigerated truck goes flat on SR-528 near Orlando with a perishable load. We get there fast enough that the load doesn't have to be written off.
Common Emergency Repair Questions
Is the 24/7 emergency line answered by a person?
Yes — the line is answered every hour of every day. Call after hours and an automated assistant picks up first to confirm it's a genuine roadside emergency; once it is, you're handed straight to Dustin, the owner. You're not leaving a message with a dispatch centre and hoping. Anything that isn't urgent gets scheduled for the next business day.
What's a typical after-hours response time?
Most calls in Volusia and Flagler Counties see a 45–75 minute response after dispatch. Farther counties like Polk or Brevard can run 90–120 minutes depending on location and time.
Do you handle emergency calls for multiple vehicles?
Yes. If you've got multiple drivers down at the same time, we coordinate dispatch and keep you updated. Fleet managers can call one number and we'll handle the logistics.
What commercial vehicle types do you handle after hours?
Semis, box trucks, delivery vans, trailers, and heavy equipment. Any commercial vehicle that needs a tire handled — roadside or at a yard — is in our scope.
Do you charge extra for after-hours or weekend calls?
There is a service call fee that applies to all dispatches. After-hours calls may carry an additional charge. Call us and we'll give you the breakdown before anyone rolls a truck.
Have a different question? Call (386) 566-7339 — Dustin is happy to talk through it.