A Dubai tyre shop that puts its prices on the page

How our Dubai tyre shop works

Most tyre shops in Dubai sit in industrial strips in Al Quoz, Ras Al Khor and Al Qusais. You drive in, the shop quotes you on the spot, and the number depends on who is behind the counter. We started in 2016 with a different setup: the shop is a fleet of vans that drive to the car, and the jobs that genuinely need a bay — alignment and rim repair — go to partner workshops at prices we publish in advance.

That gives you two ways to use us. Book a van to your home, office or the roadside, or ask us to book a partner workshop slot. Either way the price is fixed before work starts.

Dubai tyre shop price list

All prices are in AED and are starting prices. The quote you receive on WhatsApp is the figure you pay.

There is no call-out fee and no night surcharge. A tyre change at 3 am in Dubai Marina costs the same as one at noon in Al Barsha.

Tyres we stock for Dubai cars

We carry 20 brands, grouped by budget. Economy sizes start at AED 150 per tyre, mid-range at AED 250, premium at AED 400 and run-flats at AED 500.

• Premium: Michelin, Bridgestone, Continental, Pirelli, Goodyear, Dunlop.
• Mid-range: Yokohama, Hankook, Toyo, Kumho, Falken, Firestone, Cooper, Maxxis.
• Value: Nexen, Triangle, Zeetex, GT Radial.
• Off-road and 4x4: BFGoodrich, Nitto and Cooper all-terrains for Patrols, Land Cruisers and Wranglers.

Every brand has its own page in our tyre brand guide, with the sizes we keep for popular Dubai cars. Whatever you choose, the DOT date is shown before fitting so you know how fresh the tyre is.

Where in Dubai we work

The vans cover the whole of Dubai, from Deira and International City to Jumeirah, Dubai Marina and Dubai Silicon Oasis. Average arrival is about 30 minutes, longer in peak traffic. A lot of our work is in tower basements in Business Bay, JLT and the Marina, where low-profile jacks and battery tools matter more than a big workshop.

Paying the Dubai way

You pay after the job. Card and cash are standard. For a full set of tyres, Tabby and Tamara let you split the total into four interest-free payments, which turns a AED 2,000 set of SUV tyres into four payments of AED 500. The technician takes payment on site and the receipt arrives on WhatsApp.

Why we care about the DOT date in Dubai

Dubai tarmac regularly passes 60 °C in summer, and heat ages rubber. UAE rules treat a tyre as valid for five years from its manufacture date, and driving on worn or unfit tyres can mean an AED 500 fine, four black points and the car being impounded. A cheap tyre that has sat in a warehouse for three years has less life left than its tread suggests, so we show you the four-digit DOT code on every tyre before it goes on.

How long a visit takes

A single puncture repair is usually done in 20 to 30 minutes once the technician arrives. A full set of four new tyres on a sedan takes about 45 minutes, including balancing and torquing. Large 4x4s like a Patrol or Land Cruiser on 20-inch wheels, and cars with locking wheel nuts or seized bolts, take a little longer. Compare that with a typical Dubai tyre shop visit: the drive there, the wait for a free ramp, the search for your size in the back, and the drive home. Most customers carry on working or stay at home while we work beside the car, and get the receipt on WhatsApp when we finish.

If you run several cars — a family with two SUVs, or a small company fleet in Al Quoz or Jebel Ali — we can do them in one visit and send one combined invoice.