Tire repair, plug and patch in Kennedale, TX
Truck traffic on I-20 and US-287 scatters debris that ends up in Kennedale tires. A tread puncture can usually be plugged and patched at your home.
- Open 24/7
- Price before dispatch
- No membership
- English y Español
$54–$60 + $19 dispatch
Price in Kennedale
You get the total before we send anyone.
Good to know: Sidewall cuts, holes near the edge and tires driven flat cannot be safely repaired; they need a new tire.
What it’s like in Kennedale
The I-20, I-820 and US-287 interchange beside Kennedale has ramps that split and merge one after another and little room to stop. Sonora Park's ball fields and splash pad fill the lot on summer weekends, and cars sit in the heat with doors opening and closing all day. Off the highways, homes have driveways and curbside spots that see full sun.
We cover Kennedale TownCenter and Rolling Hills and the rest of Kennedale (76060, 76140).
If something goes wrong near the I-20 and US-287 split, don't stop in the painted triangle between the ramps. If the car allows it, keep rolling slowly to the next exit or frontage road, then call.
Tire repair, plug and patch in Kennedale
Day or night: your driveway, the parking garage at work or the shoulder of the freeway.

What the technician does
- We find the puncture and check that it is repairable.
- The object comes out and the hole is sealed.
- The tire is inflated to your door-sticker pressure.
- We spray the repair to confirm it holds air.
While you wait
- Do not pull the nail out; it slows the leak.
- Avoid driving on a tire that is fully flat.
- Note which tire it is.
In danger or blocking traffic? Call 911 first.
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Tire repair, plug and patch near Kennedale
Questions
01My car died at Sonora Park. Can you get to the lot?
Yes. Tell us which part of the park you're in, near the ball fields, the splash pad or the trails, and we'll come to the car.
02My car clicks but won't start. Do I need a new battery?
Not always. A click often means a weak or drained battery, and a jump may be enough. We test it once the car starts, and if it can't hold a charge, we can replace it right there in Kennedale.
03Is a plug safe?
A properly installed repair in the tread area is meant to last the life of the tire. Sidewall damage is never repaired.
04Can you repair run-flat tires?
It depends on the tire maker and how far it was driven flat. Tell dispatch it is a run-flat.
