Student-budget prices
Mount and balance from $25 a tire. The air check and tire inspection are free, every time. Used tires are there when new ones cost more than rent.
For Utah State University students
Cheap, quick tire service for USU students.
A flat on the way to a midterm, a tire light that came on with the first cold morning, or snow tires before the drive home for the holidays. We fix tires for Aggies at student prices, usually without an appointment, a short drive from campus down Highway 89.
Mount & balance
From $25
Per tire. Bought tires online to save money? Bring them in and we'll put them on.
Air check & tire inspection
Free
Pressures set, tread measured, sidewalls checked. No appointment, nothing to buy.
Used tires
On the rack
Inspected used tires for when a new set isn't in this semester's budget. Call to check sizes.
Why students pick Tire Pros Shop
Affordable, quick, and straight with you.
Quick, between classes
Walk in and we'll fit you in when a bay opens, or book a slot around your schedule. A low tire is usually a five-minute fix.
No upsell
You get the price before we start. If nothing's wrong, we tell you and you drive off without paying. Worn parts go home with you if you want to see them.
Easy to reach from campus
We're on the south end of Logan, right off 600 West and Highway 89. It's one road from campus with no freeway, and there's easy parking in front of the bay.
Open Saturdays
Monday to Friday 8 AM to 6 PM, Saturday 8 AM to 2 PM, and Sunday 8 AM to noon by appointment. Weekday classes all day? Come by Saturday morning.
Text us
Can't take a call in lecture? Text (435) 282-0383 with your tire size or a photo of the problem and we'll get back to you with a price.
First winter in Logan?
Cache Valley winters are hard on tires.
If you're from somewhere warm, Logan's first cold snap can be a surprise. Here's what catches new students out, and how we sort it.
- Tire light on after a cold night Free air check
- Light stays on with good pressure TPMS programming
- Bald tires before winter Used or new tires
- Snow tires on, and off in spring Seasonal swap
- Curb, pothole or canyon damage Inspection
Cold air drops tire pressure, about 1 PSI for every 10°F, so the tire pressure light often comes on the first frosty morning. Pull in and we'll set all four for free. Studded tires have to come off Utah roads by March 31.
About the TPMS lightA tire plan for the school year
Three stops a year keep you out of trouble.
Most tire problems are cheap to fix early and expensive later, which matters when money's tight.
- Start of fall semester. Free air check and tread check after the drive up to Logan.
- Before Thanksgiving break. Snow tires on, or make sure your all-seasons have enough tread for the canyon and I-15 in the snow.
- Spring, before finals. Winter set off before summer heat wears it down. A tire rotation so the set lasts through next year.
Questions from USU students
Before you come in.
How far are you from USU?
We're at 1704 S 800 W #4 on the south end of Logan, off 600 West and South Highway 89. It's a short drive from Utah State's Logan campus.
Do I need an appointment?
No. Walk in and we'll fit you in when a bay opens. If you'd rather not wait, book a time online or text us.
How much is a tire mount and balance?
From $25 per tire. We'll mount tires you bought online too. Everything else is quoted before we start.
Do you sell cheap used tires?
Yes. We keep inspected used car, truck and SUV tires on the rack. We measure the tread and read the age code, so you know what you're buying. Stock changes weekly, so call or text to check your size.
My tire pressure light came on when it got cold. What do I do?
It's usually the cold dropping your pressure. Come in for a free air check. If the light stays on with all four tires set correctly, it's a TPMS sensor, and we can read and program them.
Are you open on weekends?
We're open Saturdays 8 AM to 2 PM, and Sundays 8 AM to 12 PM by appointment only. Call (435) 282-0383 to book a Sunday time.
Got a tire problem?
Text a photo, get a price.
Send a picture of the tire or the dashboard light to (435) 282-0383 and we'll tell you what it probably is and what it'll cost. Or just come by. The air check is free.