From Hilliard, the shop at 3651 Sullivant Ave in Columbus is 7.2 miles away in a straight line. Before driving over, call Columbus Tire Shop with your tire size or a description of the damage, so you know whether you need a repair or a replacement.
Hilliard is the farthest-out stop on this page set from the shop's end, at 7.2 miles in a straight line, so it pays to know what you need before you set off. The first question is whether the tire you have can be saved.
Upper Arlington and Lincoln Village are the neighboring areas on the service list.
Can my tire be repaired or does it need replacing?
A nail or screw in the middle of the tread can usually be plugged and patched from the inside. A puncture in the shoulder or sidewall generally cannot, because that part of the tire flexes too much for a repair to hold.
A tire that was driven on while flat is a separate case, since the inside wall may be damaged even when the outside looks fine. Say so when you call.
What should I tell the shop on the phone?
Give the size code from the sidewall, where the puncture sits, and how far the car was driven flat. That is enough for the shop to say what is likely, though a final answer needs the tire in hand.
The shop runs Mon–Sat 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM, Sun 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM.
Is it safe to drive on a plugged tire?
A properly patched tire is a normal repair when the damage is in the tread. A plug pushed in from outside alone is not a full repair, so ask the shop how they do it.
How far is Hilliard from the tire shop?
Hilliard is 7.2 miles from the shop in a straight line. Drive time depends on your route.