Discount Tire plans a $950,000 store at 2850 Innovation Boulevard in Hutto, adding an automotive-service component to the grocery-anchored shopping center planned near U.S. Highway 79 and State Highway 130. A November 9, 2026, state registration outlines a 7,320-square-foot building and a February-to-August 2027 construction window.
The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing, TABS2027005479, identifies the project as Discount Tire TXA-31 at 2850 Innovation Boulevard, Hutto. It lists a 7,320-square-foot, one-story automotive retail building with a partial mezzanine and an estimated construction cost of $950,000.
The registration describes a tire sales and installation facility, including heating and air conditioning, lighting, mechanical equipment, fire sprinklers and a fire alarm system. It identifies the work as new construction, privately funded on private land. Halle Properties LLC of Scottsdale, Arizona, is named as the owner, and Plump Engineering Inc. of Anaheim, California, as the design firm.
Construction is estimated to begin February 8, 2027, with completion projected for August 27, 2027. The filed scope provides the building’s basic systems and use, but does not name a general contractor or specify the number of service bays.
WHERE DISCOUNT TIRE FITS IN HUTTO’S RETAIL GROWTH
The proposal is part of a broader retail development near the northeast corner of U.S. 79 and SH 130. Endeavor Real Estate Group’s Hutto Shopping Center leasing plan labels Discount Tire on Pad A and LongHorn Steakhouse on nearby Pad B. The brochure describes a grocery-anchored, approximately 13.84-acre shopping center with additional shop and pad opportunities.
Texas Construction Media previously covered the separate LongHorn Steakhouse proposal at the development. The Discount Tire registration now provides its own building size, construction budget and anticipated work schedule. The $950,000 estimate applies to the tire store alone, not the entire shopping center or neighboring restaurant.
The plan gives a more detailed picture of the tire store’s setting: Pad A is labeled approximately 0.92 acres with 40 parking stalls, beside the LongHorn pad near the highway end of the property. Internal drives connect the pads with the larger shopping-center layout. Sprouts Farmers Market is shown farther along Innovation Boulevard, with shop buildings and a future phase also identified. These are proposed site-plan features, subject to change.
Endeavor’s current property listing markets both pad sites and multi-tenant shop space. Several shop spaces carry fall 2027 availability dates, while Pad C remains listed with timing to be determined. That leasing schedule helps place the tire-store filing in the broader development timeline, but is not an opening commitment for Discount Tire or the other businesses shown on the plan.
PROJECT STATUS AND OPENING TIMELINE
The state accessibility record lists the project as Project Registered. The construction dates are estimates, not confirmation of a groundbreaking, local building-permit approval or customer opening. No opening date has been confirmed in the reviewed materials. The 2850 Innovation Boulevard address comes from the state filing; the developer’s plan identifies the tenant and pad without printing that street number. Local permitting records and a company announcement remain the next sources to watch for a firmer construction and opening schedule.