I brought my car in for an oil change somewhere else and unbeknownst to me with a smoking positive terminal to my battery. I called 2 guys and they were thankfully able to get me in to fix it. It was the end of their long day and even when it turned out to be a little more than anticipated they all remained positive and lighthearted. I would trust them for anything in the future. Yes, the price was great but nothing beats kind, honest, professional and knowledgeable. Thank you guy's so very much and it was a pleasure to meet each of you.

Tire Service in Friendship, WI
Tire service covers mounting and balancing new tires, repairing punctures when the damage allows, and checking pressure, tread depth and wear patterns.
- Areas served
- Friendship and nearby towns
- Contact
- Call (608) 574-4223
What's Included
- Tire installation and balancing
- Wheel alignment check
- Puncture repair assessment
- Pressure and wear inspection
Tire Service and Repair Available In
We offer tire service and repair to customers across the region. Tap any area for full local details.
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Mobile Mechanic Service
Can't make it to the shop? We bring the tools to you. Repairs and maintenance done right where your vehicle is, with the same straight answers you get in our garage.
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Brake Service
Inspect and replace pads, rotors and fluid. We check your brake system head to toe, explain what you need, and get you stopping safely without the pressure to overbuy.
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Oil Changes and Fluid Service
Fresh oil, new filter, and a system check. We'll catch issues like a smoking battery terminal before they strand you. Straightforward, thorough, no unnecessary upsells.
Learn moreAbout Tire Service and Repair
Common questions and tips from our work with Friendship customers.
- Can my flat tire be repaired or replaced?
- It depends on where the damage is. A nail or screw in the main tread area can usually be plugged and patched from the inside. A puncture in the sidewall or shoulder, or a tire that was driven on while flat, should be replaced because the structure of the tire is compromised.
- What does uneven tire wear mean?
- Wear on both outer edges usually means low pressure. Wear down the center points to overinflation. Wear on one edge, or a choppy, cupped pattern, often comes from alignment or worn suspension parts like struts or bearings. Fixing the cause keeps your next set from wearing out the same way.
Tip
Check tire pressure when the weather turns cold
Tire pressure drops as the temperature falls, so the first cold mornings of a Wisconsin fall often trigger the warning light. Use the pressure printed on the sticker inside the driver's door, not the number on the sidewall, and check the tires cold before you drive.
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