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Founded in 2007, Oakcliff Tire & Wheel has been the top choice auto repair and tire shop for residents in Grand Prairie, TX, Irving, TX, and the surrounding areas. We specialize in tire repairs, offering top quality tire patches to ensure your vehicle drives smoothly on the road. At Oakcliff Tire & Wheel, we are dedicated to providing our customers with exceptional service and reliable solutions for all their auto and tire needs. Trust us with your vehicle's upkeep for a smooth and safe journey every time. Contact us today for industry-leading auto care!
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2550 W Davis St , 75211, Dallas, United States
- (214) 948-6006
- oakclifftires1@hotmail.com
- oakclifftireandwheel.com
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