How much does a tire change cost in Dunwoody?

Dunwoody sits at the top of DeKalb County, right where I-285 meets GA-400 and the Perimeter Center district spills over from Sandy Springs. Perimeter Mall is the retail anchor, Ashford Dunwoody Road is the main commercial spine, and the office towers and the MARTA Dunwoody station keep the area dense through the workday. The I-285 and GA-400 interchange on the city's edge is the crash and breakdown engine, with short weave zones and sharp speed changes near the ramps. This is an affluent flatbed and roadside market: newer vehicles, lockouts and dead batteries in mall and office decks, and jump starts more than heavy impound work. The private-property side is heavy because Perimeter Mall and the surrounding lots tow trespassers under Georgia law, which requires a sign within 50 feet of each entrance, a written owner contract, no active patrol, and no storage fee for the first 24 hours. The county fact that matters here: Dunwoody is DeKalb, not Fulton, so an impounded car goes to the DeKalb County lot at 2158 Tucker Industrial Rd in Tucker, not to a Fulton office. The operator we send covers the I-285 and GA-400 corner, Perimeter Mall and the Ashford Dunwoody corridor, running flatbed for most calls.