Service areas
Dripping Springs Mobile Tire Service, TX
Yes, and it is our westernmost regular run, straight out US-290 through Oak Hill. We take calls from Mercer Street, Belterra Village, the Fitzhugh Road breweries and the subdivisions along 290, and from Hamilton Pool Road and RM 12. Call or text (512) 573-0135 with the cross street, or send a map pin from the button on this page.
Dripping Springs runs on US-290, with RM 12 crossing it in the middle of town and Mercer Street a block off it. Most of what we pull out of tires here is construction debris: the subdivisions along 290 — Belterra, Headwaters, Caliterra, Highpointe — have been building for years, and a roofing nail does not care whose driveway it lands in. The other half is the ranch roads, where Creek Road, Roger Hanks Parkway and the caliche turn-offs west of town are hard on sidewalls.
ZIP codes786207873778619
Typical calls here
- 01
A roofing nail picked up in a Belterra driveway, found flat the next morning.
- 02
A sidewall opened on the caliche edge of a ranch road west of RM 12.
- 03
A car left overnight on Fitzhugh Road after a brewery visit, with a tire down by morning.
Most requested here
Response
The five-minute dispatch guarantee covers Austin and its closest suburbs. Out here the departure time depends on where the nearest van is, and we tell you the real figure before we set off.
Dripping Springs is the longest westward run we make, out US-290 past Oak Hill and Belterra, so the five-minute dispatch guarantee does not reach here. Call as soon as you are safely stopped and we will give you a live ETA rather than a guess.
Local questions
Do you really come out as far as Dripping Springs?
Yes. It is the western edge of what we run to regularly, and we work it at any hour, including the Driftwood side on RM 1826 and the Henly stretch of 290. Past that we look at each call, because a long drive changes how the rest of the day runs. Give us the cross street or a map pin and we will answer on the phone rather than leave you guessing.
I keep picking up nails from all the construction. Is a plug enough?
For a single nail in the tread it will get you going, and it starts at $50. But a plug is pushed in from the outside without ever looking at the inside of the tire, and around here the same driveway usually produces another nail. The repair we recommend is the $75 patch: the tire comes off the rim, we inspect the inside, and a combination patch-plug seals it from within. We tell you which one your tire actually needs before we start.
Can you work on Hamilton Pool Road or the ranch roads?
Yes, and those are the calls where where-you-are matters most. Hamilton Pool Road and the county roads west of RM 12 have no shoulder and no lighting, so if the car can creep to a gate, a cattle guard or a wide spot, do that. Then use the location button on this page — it sends us your phone's own map pin, which beats describing a fence line in the dark.
My truck is on a ranch road with no street address. How do you find me?
With the location button on this page. It reads your phone's own position and drops it into a WhatsApp or text message that you send us — nothing leaves your phone until you press send. A pin is worth more than an address out here, where a gate can be half a mile from the house and the road name changes at the county line.
Do you come to Belterra, Headwaters, Caliterra or Highpointe?
Yes, and to Rim Rock, Sunset Canyon, Arrowhead Ranch and Reunion Ranch. Those subdivisions are most of our Dripping Springs work, and nearly all of it is done on the driveway: level, lit and out of the way. If the tire is flat in the garage, leave the car where it is and we will work around it.
Do I pay extra for the drive out here?
No. The run out US-290 is inside the price we quote you on the phone, and that quote is the whole number — no call-out fee, no deposit, and nothing added when the van arrives. Nights, weekends and holidays are quoted the same as a Tuesday afternoon. You pay at the car, after the work, when you have seen it.
Tell us where you are.
Call or text (512) 573-0135. Give us the cross street or a dropped pin and we will tell you what it costs before anyone drives.
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