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Used Tire Shops in Tyler, TX

9 of the 62 tire shops we list in Tyler have used tires for sale.

Most tire shops sell only new tires, and a map search cannot tell you which ones keep used stock. Every shop in this list advertises used tires in its business name, listing or on its own website — call ahead with your size, because used inventory changes daily.

  1. Norman Automotive and Tire Center

    1609 W Gentry Pkwy, Tyler, TX 75702-3905

    Mon–Fri 8:00am–5:30pm, Sat 8:00am–12:00pm, Sun closed

    Used tires
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  2. Cy-Fair Tire Road Service

    2880 US Highway 271, Tyler, TX 75708-6428

    Used tiresMobile serviceTruck tiresOpen 24 hours
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  3. Ortiz Used Tire Shop

    3223 TX-155, Tyler, TX 75708

    Used tires
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  4. Jaime Used Tires

    5609 Troup Hwy, Tyler, TX 75707-1929

    Used tires
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  5. Huache' s tires new and used

    1311 E Gentry Pkwy, Tyler, TX 75702-4602

    Used tires
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  6. Ortiz Used Tire Shop

    1710 E Erwin St, Tyler, TX 75702-6345

    Used tires
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  7. San Jose Used Tires

    802 E Erwin St, Tyler, TX 75702-7535

    Used tires
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  8. Latinos Used tires

    903 S Vine Ave, Tyler, TX 75701-1463

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  9. David's Used Tires LLC

    1538 Palace Ave, Tyler, TX 75702

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Bring your tire size and check the date code. The size is printed on the sidewall (for example 225/65R17). Ask for the tread depth in 32nds of an inch — 4/32 or more is worth buying — and for the four-digit date code, since many shops skip tires older than six years. Mounting and balancing are often included at used-tire shops; confirm before you go.

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How much do used tires cost?

Most used passenger tires sell for about $25–60 each installed, depending on size, brand and remaining tread; truck and large SUV sizes cost more. Many shops include mounting and balancing, and some offer a short road-hazard warranty.

Do used tire shops also fix flats?

Most do, and they are often the cheapest place for a same-day plug-and-patch. Many are small independent shops, so call to check hours before you drive over.