Briarmeadow
Your tire shop next to Briarmeadow
Briarmeadow is west of Hillcroft. We are just on the other side of it, on Westheimer at Winrock, so a slow leak or a rotation fits into an ordinary errand.
Directions
From Briarmeadow
The shop is just east of Hillcroft Ave on Westheimer, at the corner of Winrock Blvd.
- Get onto Westheimer Rd and head east, toward Hillcroft Ave.
- Cross Hillcroft and keep going east on Westheimer.
- Winrock Blvd is just past Hillcroft. We are at 6302 Westheimer Rd.
RoadStone Wheels & Tires, 6302 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77057
Close enough for the small stuff
Flat repair
Slow leak in the driveway? If it holds air long enough to drive over, bring it in and we find the leak.Used tires
Need one tire to match the other three? Text us the size and we check what we have.Tire rotation
Easy to fit into an errand. Walk in, get the price, and pair it with an oil change if one is due.
Getting out of Briarmeadow
The main roads around Briarmeadow are Westheimer, Richmond, Gessner and Hillcroft. Whichever one you start on, the goal is to get onto Westheimer heading east. Once you cross Hillcroft, Winrock is the next stretch of road, so there is no long drive to plan around.
If you start down on Richmond, Hillcroft works too: take it north to Westheimer, turn right, and Winrock comes up just past the corner. Either way you end up on the same short piece of Westheimer.
Slow leaks and short trips
When you only drive a few miles at a time, a slow leak is easy to ignore. You top it up at the gas station and it is low again in a week. Driving on a tire that keeps running low builds heat and can damage it from the inside, which can turn a simple repair into a new tire.
If a tire keeps losing air, bring it in while it still holds enough to drive on. A puncture in the tread area can usually be repaired from the inside. One in the shoulder or sidewall cannot, under the U.S. Tire Manufacturers Association's standard, and we tell you plainly if that is the case.
To catch a leak early, check all four tires with a gauge once a month before you drive, when they are cold, as NHTSA recommends. A tire that reads a few pounds lower than the others every time has a leak somewhere.
Streets after heavy rain
Southwest Houston streets can hold water after a hard rain. Worn tread is what lets a tire ride up on standing water instead of pushing it aside. If you cannot tell how deep the water is, follow the National Weather Service advice: turn around, don't drown.
The penny test is a quick way to see where your tread stands before the next storm. If the tread is near the end, the rainy months are when you will feel it first.
Open seven days
Sunday hours are 9 AM to 3 PM, and Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM. Being this close, a weekend stop is easy.
Walk in, no appointment. You hear the price before we start, with no surprise fees.
Open seven days
Other areas near us
Walk in any day, or text us first.
6302 Westheimer Rd at Winrock. No appointment. You get the price before we start.