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Wrench Brings On-Demand Tire Installation to Fleets
Wrench announced a partnership with Tirescanner to offer on-demand mobile tire installation to fleet vehicles.

Wrench technicians will have access to Tirescanner’s nationwide network of mobile tire vans, enabling next-day install scheduling of any brand or tire for most fleet vehicles at the drivers home, or place convenient to them.
Photo: Wrench and TireScanner
Wrench, a mobile vehicle maintenance and repair solution for consumers and fleets across the U.S., announced a partnership with Tirescanner, an online tire retailer and mobile tire installation service, to offer on-demand mobile tire installation to fleet vehicles.
Through this partnership, Wrench technicians will have access to Tirescanner’s nationwide network of mobile tire vans, enabling next-day install scheduling of any brand or tire for most fleet vehicles at the drivers home, or place convenient to them. The partnership comes on the heels of a 300% year-over-year increase in Wrench’s fleet business, according to the company.
Wrench allows users to schedule vehicle maintenance and repair service with full-time, ASE-certified mechanics who travel directly to the customer’s destination.
“We’re hyper-focused on meeting the needs of our customers, and tires is a consistent pain point we hear about from both consumers and fleet operators,” said Casey Willis, co-founder and VP of business development of Wrench. “Fleet managers can’t afford to have vehicles out of service for days, especially during this difficult time when fleet operations are essential to the health and safety of consumers. With Tirescanner, our teams now have access to the most extensive network of trusted tire retailers in the country. Our mechanics can now deliver comprehensive tire care wherever and whenever fleet vehicles need it, helping them stay on the road with zero hassle.”
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