Where’s the job?

Scope of Works

• Inspect wheel, tyre and rim for damage

• assess whether puncture repair is safe or tyre needs replacement

• carry out puncture plug/patch or remove and fit replacement trailer tyre

• check and set tyre pressures, torque wheel nuts and inspect wheel bearings where accessible

• supply parts on site where carried (new tyre, valve, inner tube) and fit as required

• follow safe working practices: use chocks, jacks, PPE and avoid working on soft or sloping ground

Typical Cost

Time on Site

Most mobile tyre jobs take 30 minutes–2 hours depending on task and access; simple puncture repairs 30–60 minutes, full tyre change 45 minutes–2 hours

Questions to Ask Your Tradie

• are you insured for mobile tyre work on trailers and do you have public liability cover

• do you carry the tyre sizes and equipment for my trailer or will you need to order parts

• what is included in the call-out fee and are labour and materials charged separately

• do you dispose of old tyres and is there an extra disposal charge

• do you offer a warranty on repairs or new tyres and what does it cover

• are there extra charges for roadside, motorway or restricted-access locations

How to Avoid Surprises

• park trailer on level, firm ground and chock wheels if possible

• clear access around the affected wheel and move obstacles that obstruct a mobile van

• check for locking wheel nuts or security devices and have keys/adapter ready

• confirm payment method, expected arrival window and whether you need permission for roadside work

• tell the tradie about tight spaces, low bridges or site rules that affect where they can park