On the farm
Wagon tire repair and replacement
Most customers bring their wagon tires to the shop in Scottsville for repair or replacement. Call first with the size, and how many need work.
Hay wagons and farm wagons
Wagon tires sit a long time between jobs, carry heavy loads when they do work, and spend their lives on rough lanes and field edges. Flats, dry-rotted sidewalls and worn-out tread are the usual reasons they come in.
Before you bring it in
- Read the size off the sidewall.
- Count how many need work: one flat, or the whole wagon.
- Mention any brand you have in mind.
- Call first, so the right tire can be lined up.
Repair or replace
A puncture in sound tread can often be repaired. A tire with deep sidewall cracks, cords showing or a cut through the sidewall is usually replaced. Describe it on the call and you will hear which way it is likely to go.
What to expect when you call
Calls only, to the shop landline. No forms, no email and no texts.
Call Us (270) 622-4171Dustin answers, or the machine does
It is a landline with an answering machine. If he is out on a farm call, leave your name and number.
He asks for the size
And how many need work, and any tire you have in mind.
You bring it in
Most customers bring their wagon tires to the shop in Scottsville.
Questions people ask
Can I bring a wagon tire to the shop?
Yes. Most customers bring their wagon tires to the shop for repair or replacement. Call first with the size.
What should I have ready when I call?
The tire size off the sidewall and any brand you have in mind. For a farm call, where the machine is. For a car or truck, the year, make and model.
Call and talk to Dustin
Have the size ready when you call. Read the size off the sidewall, say where the machine is, and mention any brand you have in mind. Calls only: it is a landline with an answering machine, so leave a message if Dustin is out.