UNSPSC 25191755: Tire repair service equipment

A tire repair or changer is a machine used to help tire technicians dismount and mount tires with automobile wheels. After the wheel and tire assembly are removed from the automobile, the tire changer has all the tools and components necessary to remove and replace the tire from the wheel.

UNSPSC 25191755 Tire repair service equipment (Commodity) covers tire sales, installation, removal, repair materials, and associated maintenance supplies that state and local governments procure on an as-needed basis for fleet and facility operations. Work under the code includes on-road and off-road tire supply and installation at vehicle facilities or job sites, worn tire removal and recycling credit, foam-fill services, tire repair consumables (valve stems, wheel weights, tire sealers, cements, and lubricants), and specialized tire equipment such as valve core torque tools and air compressors. Issuing bodies span utility commissions (Orlando Utilities Commission), county fleet management departments (San Bernardino County), municipal procurement offices (City of Tampa, City of Atlanta), and cooperative purchasing vehicles (Sourcewell on behalf of Participating Entities). Purchases range from routine one-year inventory replenishment contracts for shop supplies and small-quantity consumables to multi-year as-needed tire service agreements with performance requirements including emergency after-hours availability, environmental compliance for scrap disposal, and equipment delivery within 24–48 hours.

Recent activity shows geographic spread across Florida (Orlando Utilities Commission tire services RFP posted September 28, 2026, and City of Tampa automotive shop equipment RFQ posted August 10, 2026), California (San Bernardino County Fleet Management tire supplies ITB with August 20, 2026 bid due date and 5 percent local-vendor preference), Georgia (City of Atlanta tires and tire repair services IFB with May 8, 2026 deadline), and multi-state cooperative procurement through Sourcewell's Law Enforcement Equipment offering. Representative recent opportunities include San Bernardino County's three-year tire maintenance and repair supply contract requiring separate pricing for valve stems, TPMS components, wheel weights, repair materials, lubricants, and equipment with no-substitution brand requirements and 24–48 hour delivery, and Orlando Utilities Commission's three-year on-site tire sales and installation contract at four facility locations with pricing schedules established in an attachment and firm prices across the contract period and optional extensions.