Signs You Need New Tires
Generally speaking, tires should be rotated every 6,000 to 8,000 miles. A technician can thoroughly inspect your tires as well as your wheels to determine if they have an acceptable amount of wear. Our technicians can also check the tread depth and ensure they are properly balanced.
Are Worn Out Tires Dangerous?
Your tires are an extremely important component of your car. Driving on tires that are too old or not suited to weather conditions can spell disaster for your safe journey.
Your tires were designed with a very specific task in mind. Using them improperly can have sudden and catastrophic consequences.
Tire Repairs
New Tire Sales and Service- All-season tires
- Performance tires
- Winter tires
- Off-road tires
Tire Repair Services
Got a flat or a slow leak? Our certified technicians can quickly inspect and repair your tire when possible. Common services include:
- Flat tire repair and patching
- Tire rotation and balancing
- Valve stem replacement
- Pressure checks and adjustments
Time Saving
Quick turn-around time for our customers
Tire Sales
Quality new tires and affordable pricing
Frequently Asked Tire Questions
Check for worn tread, cracks, or bulges. If your tread depth is below 2/32”, it’s time for new tires.
We can repair most punctures in the tread area, but sidewall or severe damage usually requires a replacement.
We recommend rotating tires every 5,000–6,000 miles to extend their lifespan and improve performance.
We can order a wide range of trusted brands and can help you find the best tire for your budget and driving needs.
If the other tires have good tread, you may only need one or two. For all-wheel-drive vehicles, replacing all four is often recommended for even wear.