Tire Service Truck

Mobile Tire Service Trucks

We build mobile tire-repair and fitting trucks — for mining, off-road, fleet and roadside service — on your chassis, to your specification. Pick the duty configuration below, then talk to us about the build.

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Which duty configuration do you need?

TypeCommon nameCapabilityBuild focus (system-driven)Typical use
Light roadside unit Roadside tire service Tire changer, compressor, hand tools Light van upfit (chassis flexible) Highway / fleet roadside
Off-road mining unit Mining tire service Hydraulic crane, bead breaker, heavy tooling Rigid / articulated truck upfit (chassis flexible) Mine site, quarry
Heavy fleet service Fleet maintenance Multi-bay tools, air system Medium truck upfit (chassis flexible) Depot / fleet yard
Electric service unit Zero-emission service Electric auxiliaries, silent operation EV chassis upfit (per order) Indoor / low-noise / urban

A tire service truck's class is defined by the service capability and integrated tooling (crane, compressor, bead breaker), not the chassis. The chassis is selected per order; light vans, medium trucks and rigid/articulated mining chassis can host any configuration depending on the tire size and duty cycle.

Duty & environment

Configurations range from a single-operator roadside van to a crane-equipped mining rig. Fuel and electric auxiliaries are both available; we advise the configuration per operating environment rather than defaulting to one answer.

Start your build

Fengqi integrates the service equipment onto your chosen chassis, configured per order, with export documentation and destination-market certification. The right starting point is the duty configuration above — then we take it from there.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a mobile tire service truck?
A mobile tire service truck carries tire-changing, fitting and repair equipment so tires are serviced on site — at the roadside, on a mine site or in a fleet yard. The class is defined by the service capability and tooling, not the chassis.
Can a tire service truck work off-road or at mines?
Yes. Off-road and mining units add hydraulic cranes, bead breakers and heavy tooling on rigid or articulated truck chassis to handle large tires in pit and quarry conditions.
Do you offer electric tire service trucks?
Yes. Electric auxiliaries are available for low-noise, indoor or urban duty. Whether electric fits depends on duty cycle, charging access and on-board tooling load — we advise per operating environment.
Do you build tire service trucks for export / Africa?
Yes. We build to specification and support export documentation and destination-market certification, with real commercial invoices at true value. We support Africa fleet and mining operators.
How long does a custom unit take?
Lead time varies with chassis, body and equipment specification, and with shipping and logistics, which sit outside our direct control. We plan these into the project timeline from the start.