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Rent to Own Tires & Wheels

Drive safely with new tires this week. Mounting and balancing included. Pay weekly, no credit check.

Rent-to-own tires and wheels let you replace worn tires immediately with weekly payments and no credit check. Worn tires are a safety hazard — NHTSA reports that tire-related issues contribute to approximately 11,000 crashes annually in the United States. Rent-to-own removes the cost barrier to staying safe on the road. RTO tire agreements are terminable leases: you can return or pay off at any time. 47 states regulate rent-to-own transactions with specific consumer protections.

$15–$35 Per week (set of 4)
6–12 months Typical Term
3,881 Stores
50 States

Find Tires & Wheels Stores Near You

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Companies Offering Rent-to-Own Tires & Wheels

Rent-A-Tire (RAT), RNR Tire Express, and local tire RTO retailers operate in most states. Browse by state below to find specific store locations, hours, and contact information in your area. View all companies →

What to Know Before Renting Tires & Wheels

Mounting, Balancing, and Disposal Included

Most rent-to-own tire stores include mounting, balancing, valve stems, and disposal of old tires in the agreement at no additional cost. Some also include alignment services. Confirm what installation services are covered before signing your lease agreement.

Road Hazard Protection May Be Included

Some RTO tire agreements include road hazard protection — coverage if a tire is damaged by a pothole, nail, or road debris during normal driving. If your agreement includes this coverage, the store repairs or replaces the damaged tire at no additional cost. Ask before you sign.

Short Agreements Mean Lower Total Cost

Tire agreements are typically 6–12 months, shorter than other RTO categories. A 90-day same-as-cash option on tires makes RTO essentially equivalent to buying outright — with mounting and balancing included. Use our calculator to see the difference.

Know Your Tire Size Before You Visit

Check the sidewall of your current tires or your vehicle owner manual for the correct size (e.g., 225/65R17). Bringing this information speeds up the process and ensures you get the right fit for your vehicle.

What to Bring to a Tires & Wheels Store

Bring a valid photo ID, proof of income, proof of residence, and your vehicle (or tire size information from the sidewall or owner manual). Ask about road hazard protection and whether alignment is included.

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Popular Rent-to-Own Tires & Wheels

All-season tires, performance tires, truck tires, SUV tires, winter tires, custom wheels, rims, and tire-and-wheel packages.

Product availability varies by store and location. Search above or browse by state below to find stores near you.

Rent to Own Tires & Wheels by State

Find rent-to-own tires & wheels stores in your state. All 50 states covered.

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Rent-to-Own Tires & Wheels FAQ

Rent-to-own tires typically cost $15–$35 per week for a set of four, depending on tire size and brand. Agreements usually run 6–12 months — shorter than most other RTO categories. Most stores include mounting, balancing, and valve stems in the weekly price. Use our calculator at vrto.com/calculator to estimate your total cost.

Yes. Most rent-to-own tire stores include mounting, balancing, valve stems, and disposal of old tires in the agreement at no additional cost. Some also include alignment services. Confirm what is covered before signing your lease agreement.

No. Most rent-to-own tire stores do not require a traditional credit check. Approval is based on income verification and a valid photo ID. This makes RTO tires accessible to drivers who cannot qualify for store credit cards or traditional financing. Rent-to-own is a terminable lease, not credit.

Many rent-to-own tire agreements include road hazard protection that covers damage from potholes, nails, or road debris during normal driving. If your agreement includes this coverage, the store repairs or replaces the damaged tire at no additional cost. Ask about road hazard coverage before signing.

Yes. Many rent-to-own tire stores offer custom wheels and rims in addition to standard tires. Custom wheel packages typically have higher weekly payments and may have longer agreement terms. Some stores offer tire-and-wheel packages at a bundled rate that costs less than leasing each separately.

How Rent-to-Own Tires & Wheels Works

When you rent to own tires & wheels, you make regular payments — weekly, biweekly, or monthly — and take the item home the same day. There's no credit check, no down payment at most stores, and delivery and setup are typically included.

RTO is a lease, not a loan. You're not taking on debt, and if your situation changes, you can return the item at any time with no penalty and no remaining balance. Most stores also include free service and repairs for the life of the agreement.

Most agreements include an early purchase option — pay off the item within 90 days and you can save significantly on the total cost. If you return an item and want it back later, most states guarantee reinstatement rights so you keep your payment equity.

Use VRTO (Virtual Rent To Own) to find rent-to-own tires & wheels stores near you. Compare stores by location, hours, and ratings. Calculate your total cost before you walk in.

VRTO is an independent directory service. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Aaron's, Rent-A-Center, or any other rent-to-own company. Store information is provided for reference purposes only. Some directory descriptions and guides are drafted with AI assistance and reviewed for accuracy by our editorial team.