Where the listings come from
Business names, addresses, phone numbers and websites start from open geodata: the Overture Maps Foundation places dataset, which includes Foursquare OS Places and OpenStreetMap contributions. We keep tire dealers and tire repair shops, wheel and rim shops, and auto repair, truck repair and roadside-assistance businesses whose name says they work on tires. We remove duplicates (the same name and street in the same city) and drop businesses that are reported closed or that asked to be removed.
A city gets its own page when it has at least two tire shops; towns with a single listing appear on their state page, so no page is built around one business.
What a listing shows
99% of listings have a phone number and 75% link to the business's own website. Opening hours appear only where the business or its owner has published them. We do not show ratings or reviews, and we do not copy text from other directories.
How features are marked
Used tires, mobile service, wheels and rims, truck tires and 24-hour service are marked from the business name and its listing category — for example, a shop called "… Used Tires" or one listed as a wheel repair specialist. These marks are applied by software rules, not written by hand, so a business without a mark may still offer the service — call to check.
Feature pages today: Used Tire Shops (868) · Mobile Tire Services (378) · Wheel and Rim Shops (3,562) · Truck and Semi Tire Shops (1,418).
Corrections from owners
Owners can correct their listing for free — new hours, a changed phone number, a moved address, services they offer. Corrections are applied and the listing is marked "Updated by the owner" with the month. Owners can also ask for a listing to be removed, and the removal is permanent. Write to [email protected].
How lists are ordered
Top 10 lists and the order of each city page follow how complete a listing is — website, phone, hours, services — and whether the owner has checked it. No business can pay for a position.
How often it is updated
The directory is rebuilt from the current data every night, so owner corrections usually appear within a day. The underlying geodata is refreshed from new Overture releases.