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Your tires are the only part of the car that has direct contact with the road. Tires affect your vehicle handling, ride, braking, and safety. For optimum performance, tires must have the correct air pressure, tread depth, balance and the wheels of the vehicle must be properly aligned.
Checking your tires on a regular basis is an important step in protecting your safety and your automotive investment. Ideally, tire inspections should be performed monthly. If you drive over potholes and debris in the road, live in a cold climate, or drive long distances regularly, then you should inspect your tires more often.
As your neighborhood tire specialists, we offer a wide selection of new tires. Give us a call or better yet, come on by and let us better assist you in keeping you safe on the road. Don't delay and call today for our daily tire specials!
• Rotate and balance tires every 5,000 miles (Best tread always on the rear).
• Rotation on most applications is front to rear.
• Check air pressure once a month.
• Check alignment twice a ear or every 10,000 miles.
• Install all new tires on the rear of your vehicle to avoid hydroplaning (losing control) on wet roads, or in any adverse weather conditions.
• Replace all tires when the built-in wear bars are visible or measure is 2/32.
• Replaces tires that are 6 years or older.
• For best performance safety and handling, match speed ratings and load index from the door placard.
• Replace tires that are: cracked or show dry rot, have impact breaks, sidewall cuts or damage.
• Air pressure should be set according to the placard on the door of your vehicle.
• Tire lose 1-2lbs. of air each month. Air pressure should be checked every four weeks.
• Proper air pressure improves tire wear and gas mileage.
• Proper air pressure improves handling.
• Proper air pressure reduces tire failure, accidents and possible injury.
*Maintenance is key. Ask about our extended programs to save you money.
A bubble is the result of an impact or industry termed "Road Hazard". An impact is caused by several contributing conditions including, rough roads, potholes, or any type of impact. These impacts cause linings in the tire to break and trap air between them causing a "bubble". This is an unsafe condition and the tire should be replaced immediately. This is not a manufacturers defect so be sure to ask about our Road Hazard Warranty Program.
We're happy to answer any questions you may have and will guide you through the process every step of the way. Give us a call today and see how one of our trusted technicians can better assist your needs.