Motorcycle Tires

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Tire Mounting & Balancing

Need new rubber? We mount and balance motorcycle and sportbike tires every day — street, track, and everything in between. Most of the questions we get over the phone are answered right here, so take a look before you call. Still have a question? Call or text us at (317) 207-0525 or stop in.

How much does it cost?

Mount & balance — carry-in wheel, sportbike / cast wheel	$35 / wheel
Mount & balance — carry-in wheel, cruiser, spoke-laced, or tube-type	$50 / wheel
Mount & balance — we remove the wheel from your bike	about $80 / wheel
Tire purchased from us	Best prices in town or online, plus manufacturer rebates — and your install moves to the front of the line for priority scheduling.
Tire purchased elsewhere	Same price, no upcharge — we're glad to mount it. We'd love to earn your tire business next time.
Tire / tube disposal	$5 / tire
New valve stem / TPMS	$2 / valve stem · no extra cost for wheels with TPMS installed
Carbon fiber & magnesium wheels	No problem, no upcharge — we know how to handle these delicate wheels

Prices are per wheel and include balancing. The sportbike / cast-wheel rate covers most modern street and track bikes; cruiser, spoke-laced, and tube-type wheels take extra time and are priced accordingly.

Carry-in cheapest & fastest

Bring us just the wheel(s) with the tire already off the bike. We mount, balance, and you're on your way — the way to go if you (or your buddy) can pull the wheels yourself.

Keep your sprocket carriers and wheel spacers at home so they don't get lost.
No need to remove brake rotors.
Usually done same day, within a few hours of drop-off.

Need to wait or have an urgent job? Call ahead so we can get you in and out efficiently.

On the bike full service

Drop the whole bike off and we'll remove the wheels, mount and balance new tires, and reinstall. Takes longer and costs a bit more for the extra labor. On-the-bike changes must be scheduled — please call ahead.

We perform on-bike tire changes on sportbikes, supermotos, and some metric cruisers (additional labor may apply). For non-metric bikes — including Harley-Davidsons and Indians — we recommend Fatty's Cycle in Fortville, IN.

Drop-off & appointments

For carry-in wheels, just drop them off during business hours — no appointment needed. For tires mounted on the bike, give us a call to schedule so we can plan the lift time.

Hours: Mon 10–2 · Tue–Fri 10–5 · Sat 10–2
Address: 9700 Lakeshore Dr E, Ste 2, Carmel, IN 46280

How long does it take?

Carry-in wheels: often same day if dropped off before noon; otherwise next business day.

On the bike: usually 3–4 business days depending on the schedule.

Busy seasons (spring and track season) can run longer — we'll always give you an honest estimate when we schedule you.

Frequently asked

Do you mount tires I bought somewhere else?

Absolutely — same price, no upcharge for tires you bought elsewhere. Here's the perk of buying from us, though: those jobs move to the front of our mounting queue, so you're typically in and out faster. Check our prices in the online store below — we're very competitive, and manufacturer rebates often make us the best deal around.

Can you do just the front or just the rear?

Yep — pricing is per wheel, so a single front or rear is just the per-wheel rate: $35 / wheel for sportbike / cast wheels, $50 / wheel for cruiser, spoke-laced, or tube-type.

What tires do you carry, or can you order?

We stock and order Pirelli, Dunlop, Michelin, Bridgestone, Continental, Shinko, Kenda, and more. Not sure what fits your bike? See our Sportbike Tire Guide or call/text us.

Do you have track day tires & warmers?

Headed to a track day? We carry Dunlop, Pirelli, and Michelin race slicks and DOT race tires, plus tire warmers. Ask us about track tire options.

Do you do car, trailer, ATV, UTV, dirt bike, or scooter tires?

No — motorcycle and sportbike tires only.

Do I need to clean the wheel or remove the brake rotor?

Leave your spacers and sprocket carrier at home, and brake rotors do not need to be removed.

Can I wait while you do it?

Sometimes — please give us a heads-up and call ahead so we can confirm we can squeeze you in.

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