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Semi Truck Mobile Tire Replacement provides semi truck tire repair on SR 528 in Florida, the Beachline Expressway from I-4 in Orlando to Port Canaveral. We send a mobile tire service truck for flats, blowouts and tire replacement. Call 407.952.4346 and tell us your direction of travel and nearest exit.
Need semi truck tire repair on SR 528? Call 407.952.4346. Tell us the exit and your direction of travel.
SR 528, the Martin Andersen Beachline Expressway, connects Orlando with I-95 and Port Canaveral. It begins near I-4 and International Drive, passes the Orlando International Airport area, crosses open marshland, reaches I-95 in Brevard County and continues toward Cape Canaveral.
This route is important for commercial traffic moving between Central Florida, the airport, the Space Coast and Port Canaveral. A flat or damaged tire can quickly become a major problem when a truck is carrying time-sensitive freight.
We provide mobile tire service for tractors, trailers, straight trucks and fleet vehicles. Our team handles flat tires, blowouts, damaged tires and worn tires. Where the location is safe for roadside work, we can repair or replace the tire without requiring the truck to travel to a tire shop first.
Knowing your exact position on SR 528 helps us understand where you are and what assistance you may need. The highway changes considerably from the Orlando side to the Space Coast.
The western end begins at I-4, near I-4 Exit 72. Exit 1 serves International Drive, while Exit 2 provides access to Universal Boulevard and Orangewood Boulevard.
Near Exit 3, SR 528 passes Southbridge Commerce Park and Orlando Central Park. Exit 4 serves Consulate Drive, and Exit 8 connects with McCoy Road, or SR 482.
Exit 11 reaches SR 436, Semoran Boulevard, Jeff Fuqua Boulevard and Orlando International Airport. This section has more frequent ramps and commercial activity than the open eastern portions of the route.
If your truck can safely reach the next exit, let us know where you are heading. If you cannot move safely, stop fully on the shoulder, activate your hazard lights and call us.
East of the airport, SR 528 meets SR 417, the Central Florida GreeneWay, at Exit 16. The highway then enters a much more open stretch.
Exit 24 serves Dallas Boulevard and the Wedgefield area. SR 407 branches toward Titusville and Kennedy Space Center. The route eventually crosses the St. Johns River into Brevard County before reaching I-95 at Exits 42A and 42B.
There are fewer ramps and businesses along portions of this stretch. If you have a tire problem here, the last exit you passed or a visible mile marker can be especially useful when you call.
After I-95, SR 528 enters the Space Coast. Exit 45 connects with US 1 and SR 524 in Cocoa. Exit 49 serves SR 3, also known as Courtenay Parkway, on Merritt Island.
The Bennett Causeway carries the route across the Indian River and Banana River. Exit 54A leads to SR 401, which provides access to Port Canaveral terminals and the gate for Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
We assist commercial vehicles along this section and in nearby truck parking areas and suitable roadside locations.
Port Canaveral is a major reason commercial vehicles use the eastern portion of SR 528. The port reported more than 6 million tons of cargo in fiscal year 2026 across 11 multipurpose deepwater cargo berths.
In July 2026, a new international container service from Mexico began at North Cargo Berth 6. The port projects approximately 80 to 120 import containers per call.
For cargo haulers moving between Port Canaveral and Central Florida, a tire failure can interfere with pickup, delivery or scheduled freight movement. Our mobile service gives drivers an option for getting tire assistance at their location.
Our mobile tire replacement SR 528 service brings tire assistance directly to the truck when roadside conditions allow safe work.
Tell us the tire position and size when you call. Common commercial tire sizes can include 11R22.5 and 295/75R22.5, but the actual tire requirement depends on your truck and equipment.
Our truck roadside service SR 528 focuses on tire-related problems. Still, we understand that a roadside breakdown may involve more than a tire.
We also offer heavy-duty towing and truck roadside service when a truck cannot be repaired safely at the roadside. Call 407.952.4346, explain what happened and give us your location. We can determine whether an on-site tire solution is appropriate or whether towing is needed.
Safety comes first when a commercial tire fails. Florida's Road Rangers patrol CFX roads, including SR 528, and drivers can dial *347 (*FHP) for free, limited roadside help.
For commercial tire repair or replacement, contact Semi Truck Mobile Tire Replacement at 407.952.4346.
SR 528 is a toll road, and tolls are based on the number of axles. The Beachline uses electronic tolling rather than cash lanes. Florida's Turnpike Enterprise and the Central Florida Expressway Authority operate portions of the toll system, so current toll rates should be checked before travel.
These details help us understand the situation before we arrive and reduce unnecessary delays.
Do not slam on the brakes after a tire failure. Hold the steering wheel steady and reduce speed gradually.
Move completely onto the shoulder or continue to the next safe stopping location only if you can do so safely. Turn on your hazard lights and stay away from the traffic side of the truck.
Once you are safely stopped, call 407.952.4346. Give us your direction, last exit, mile marker if visible and tire information.
Our Beachline service area includes Orlando, the Orlando airport area, Wedgefield, Cocoa, Merritt Island, Cape Canaveral, Port Canaveral and Titusville.
We also assist trucks traveling on connecting routes such as I-4, I-95 and Florida’s Turnpike.
Need tire help for your semi truck, tractor or trailer on SR 528?
Please tell us your location, direction of travel and tire problem, and we will help determine the right next step.
A. Semi Truck Mobile Tire Replacement provides mobile tire assistance for semi trucks and trailers stopped on or near the Beachline Expressway, from I-4 in Orlando toward Port Canaveral. Call 407.952.4346 with your exit, direction of travel and tire problem so we can understand what service is needed.
A. Keep the steering wheel steady, slow down gradually and move fully onto the shoulder or another safe stopping location. Turn on your hazard lights and remain away from traffic. Then call 407.952.4346 and provide your direction, last exit, tire position and tire size.
A. In many situations, yes. We provide on-site tire repair and replacement when roadside work can be completed safely. If your exact stopping location presents a safety concern, we may recommend moving to a safer location first. Call us so we can assess the next step.
A. Yes. Our service is available 24/7, including nights, weekends and holidays. Call 407.952.4346 when you need assistance and tell us where you are on the Beachline. Arrival time depends on your location, traffic and availability.
A. Give us the road name, direction of travel, last exit you passed and any visible mile marker or landmark. Exits such as International Drive, SR 436, SR 417 and I-95 can help identify your location. The more precise your information, the easier it is to understand where your truck is stopped.
A. Yes. SR 528 is a toll road, and tolls depend on the number of vehicle axles. The Beachline uses electronic tolling, so there are no traditional cash lanes. Current toll information should be checked with the applicable Florida toll-road operator before travel.
A. Road Rangers patrol CFX roads, including SR 528, and drivers can dial *347 (*FHP) for free, limited roadside help. For a commercial tire that needs repair or replacement, contact Semi Truck Mobile Tire Replacement at 407.952.4346.
A. Yes. We assist trucks traveling between Orlando and Port Canaveral, including the SR 401 area near Exit 54A. Cargo and container haulers can call 407.952.4346 with their location, trailer information and tire details so we can determine the appropriate service.
A. Yes. We support owner-operators, dispatchers and fleet managers. A dispatcher can provide the truck unit number, SR 528 location, travel direction, tire position and tire size. This information can help our team understand the service requirement before heading to the truck.
A. The time depends on your exact location, traffic conditions, the number of tires involved and the replacement tire required. We aim to reach drivers as quickly as possible and provide the most accurate estimate available when they call. Having your exit, direction and tire size ready can help.
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