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Truck and Semi Tire Shops in Fort Myers, FL

7 of the 82 tire shops we list in Fort Myers have truck and commercial tires.

Semi and commercial truck tires need different equipment from car tires — 22.5-inch rims, heavy-duty mounting and often around-the-clock road service. Every shop in this list names truck, semi, commercial or fleet tire service in its business name, listing or on its own website, or is listed as a truck repair shop that works on tires.

  1. American Truck Center

    2201 Rockfill Rd, Fort Myers, FL 33916-4817

    Mon-Fri 8am-5pm, Sat 8am-1pm

    Truck tires
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  2. Conlan Tire LLC

    11430 Metro Pkwy, Fort Myers, FL 33966-1207

    Truck tires
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  3. McGee Commercial Tire and Services

    5960 Country Lakes Dr, Fort Myers, FL 33905-5505

    Truck tires
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  4. Not Flat Commercial Tire

    1868 Hanson St, Fort Myers, FL 33901

    Truck tires
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  5. Tire Giant of Fort Myers

    3220 Cargo St, Fort Myers, FL 33916

    Truck tires
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  6. Heavy Duty Tire LLC

    2804 Fowler St, Fort Myers, FL 33901-6315

    Truck tires
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  7. Tuffy Tire & Auto Service Center

    3263 Colonial Blvd Unit A, Fort Myers, FL 33966

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Call before you drive in. Many commercial tire centers schedule fleet work by appointment and send road-service trucks for breakdowns. Ask whether they handle your tire size and whether they sell retreads or only new tires.

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Where can I get a semi truck tire fixed?

Commercial tire centers and truck tire shops repair and replace 22.5- and 24.5-inch tires, and many dispatch road-service trucks to truck stops and highways. Regular car tire shops usually cannot mount commercial truck tires.

Are retread truck tires safe?

Commercial fleets run retreads widely on drive and trailer axles; federal rules bar retreaded tires only on the front wheels of buses. Quality depends on the casing and the retreader, so buy from a shop that inspects casings before retreading.