Heavy haul tires
Load-rated tires for permitted and oversize work, fitted where the load is sitting.
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Deweyville · Newton County
Truck tire & roadside service in Deweyville, Texas.
Mobile tire and roadside service up TX-87 along the Sabine — log trucks, oilfield traffic and river-bottom roads with no shoulder.
1 hr
Average response
24/7
Including holidays
3
Routes we run here
Local coverage
We know where Deweyville breaks down.
Deweyville is up the river, and the road to it is the job. TX-87 north out of Orange runs the Sabine bottoms as a two-lane with deep ditches either side and effectively no shoulder — a loaded log truck that stops there is not pulled over, it is parked in a lane.
The traffic is timber and oilfield rather than interstate freight. That changes the damage: rock cuts, sidewall tears and tires loaded on soft ground in a landing before they ever touch pavement, rather than the heat failures we see on I-10. It also means a fair number of these calls are not on a road at all.
The river is the other constant. The Sabine bottoms flood, and they flood badly — this stretch has been under water more than once in living memory. After a heavy rain the ground either side of TX-87 stops holding weight long before it looks like it. We ask what the ground is like before we plan how to jack anything.
Common Deweyville stops.
Sabine River bottoms
Floods hard — ground stops holding weight before it looks soft
Timber landings off TX-87
Off-pavement calls on unimproved ground
Bon Wier / Newton County line
The northern edge of our regular run
Oilfield service roads
Heavy equipment on roads never built for it
What we bring out here.
Truck & trailer tires
Semi, tractor trailer, medium duty — and every trailer behind them.
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Cars, pickups and SUVs — some weeks this is more of our volume than commercial.
Read moreRoadside repairs
A stocked truck and a tech who has done it before, sent to wherever it stopped.
Read moreMobile installation
Mounting, balancing and torque at the roadside, the yard or the driveway.
Read moreDiagnostics & programming
The scan-tool work a lift kit or a gear change leaves behind, done where the truck is.
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Deweyville sits inside our regular coverage. These are the towns either side of it.
Deweyville FAQ
How fast can you get to Deweyville?
About an hour on average across our coverage. That is an average and not a promise: what it means on the day depends on where the nearest truck is when you call, so dispatch will tell you what they can actually commit to before you decide to wait for us. It is our longest run north on this side, so call early rather than waiting to see if it settles.
There is no shoulder on TX-87. What should I do?
If the truck will still roll, get to a wide spot, a driveway or a landing rather than stopping in the lane. Tell dispatch where you ended up and how much room there is — that decides what we bring.
Can you come off the pavement to a landing?
Usually. Tell dispatch what the ground is like and how far in you are. After rain in the river bottoms there is a limit, and we would rather tell you that on the phone than from the ditch.
Do you work on log trucks and off-road fitments?
Yes. The damage up here is rock cuts and sidewall rather than heat failure. Give us the size and load range off the sidewall when you call.
What does a service call cost?
Standard call-out fee, and whether after-hours differs
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Sitting on the shoulder in Deweyville?
Broken down right now? Calling is faster. Use the form for scheduled work, yard checks and quotes.
24/7, including holidays
Deweyville, any hour.
Tell us the highway and the mile marker and we will give you an ETA before you hang up.