Mobile tire repair in Miami Beach

Curbjack is a booking service for mobile tire repair in Miami Beach. An independent local business comes to your home or the roadside for a flat repair, a spare install or a tire replacement. Bookings are not open yet; the Florida repair rules guide is ready to read now.

Last reviewed November 2, 2026 against the cited sources.

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What this site gives you now

Straight answers about mobile tire repair in Miami Beach, before any booking exists.

This site is free to read. It takes no bookings and no payments yet. Any work is agreed between you and the independent business that does it.

Mobile tire repair services

How it will work

What you can get done where you are

Mobile tire repair means the work comes to the vehicle. The jobs on this site are:

The Miami Beach page lists the neighborhoods and nearby towns covered.

Who does the work

Curbjack does not repair vehicles. The work is done by an independent mobile tire business that sets its own prices and is responsible for the work. Curbjack is the booking service in front of it, run by Terragroupe, LLC.

The business is named on the Miami Beach page once it is on file. Until then this site takes no bookings and shows no phone number.

Know the Florida rules before any repair

Florida's Motor Vehicle Repair Act sets rules for written estimates, price changes and invoices. The Florida mobile tire repair rules guide walks through them with the statute text behind each point.

Guides

What mobile tire repair costs in Miami Beach

We publish a price range here once we have one we can source.

Evidence: the facts and sources behind this page

Miami Beach facts

Verified facts only. Each one links to its source and shows the source's date.
FactValueSource
Florida s. 559.905(1): when repair work will cost the customer more than this amount, the shop must prepare a written repair estimate before any diagnostic work or repair.$150[1] 2026
Florida s. 559.905(4): a copy of the written repair estimate and the disclosure statement goes to the customer at this point.before repair work begins[1] 2026
Florida s. 559.909: the shop must get the customer's authorization before charging more than the written estimate by this margin (the greater of the two).$10 or 10 percent[2] 2026
Florida s. 559.909: the revised-estimate margin never exceeds this amount.$50[2] 2026
Florida s. 559.909(5): a customer who asks at the time the repair is authorized may inspect or take back removed parts (for a tire job, the old tire).at the time the repair work is authorized[2] 2026
Florida s. 559.911: on completion of any repair the shop must give the customer this document, with the date and odometer reading, what was done, itemized labor and parts, any used, rebuilt or reconditioned part identified, the guarantee with its time and mileage period, and the FDACS registration number.a legible copy of an invoice[3] 2026
Florida s. 559.915: repair records, including estimates and invoices, are available to the customer for inspection and copying for at least this long.12 months[4] 2026

Sources

  1. Florida Statutes 2026, s. 559.905 (Motor Vehicle Repair Act), 2026
  2. Florida Statutes 2026, s. 559.909 (Motor Vehicle Repair Act), 2026
  3. Florida Statutes 2026, s. 559.911 (Motor Vehicle Repair Act), 2026
  4. Florida Statutes 2026, s. 559.915 (Motor Vehicle Repair Act), 2026

Questions people ask

Does Curbjack repair tires?

No. Curbjack does not repair vehicles. An independent mobile tire business does the work and sets its own prices. Curbjack is the booking service.

Are bookings open?

Not yet. Bookings are not open and this site shows no phone number. The rules guide and the service pages are ready to read.

Which part of Miami Beach is covered?

The Miami Beach page lists South Beach, Mid-Beach, North Beach, Surfside, Bal Harbour and Bay Harbor Islands, with an extra charge north of Bal Harbour.