News

Answer: You can find your tire size in your vehicle’s owner manual or on the tire information sticker on your driver’s side door. This will list your original equipment (OE) tire size which is what the manufacturer approved to come standard on your vehicle.   Another option is to look at the size listed on your current tire’s sidewall. This lists the current size, speed rating and more.   You can search our tire catalog by your vehicle or size to find the right tires for you.  

Answer: The tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) is an electronic system in your vehicle which monitors your tire air pressure and warns you when one or more of your tires are too low. If the TPMS indicator lights up on your dashboard, you need to have your tire pressure checked and inflate any tires which are too low. Know that proper tire maintenance can help you get the most mileage out of your tires and prevents many serious accidents. 

Answer: There are several indications that your vehicle needs a wheel alignment. If your car or truck is pulling to one side while driving, your steering wheel is off center, you feel a vibration in your steering wheel, or you are noticing your tires have uneven wear, you should have your vehicle checked by a technician. It is recommended that you have a professional check the alignment of your vehicle every other oil change or when any of this signs occur. Contact us today and one of our tech...

Answer:  The condition of your tires is important for safe driving. It is recommended you inspect your tires visually least once a month. Look for any cracks, bulges or bubbles on the sidewalls of the tires. If any flaws in the rubber is noticed a technician needs to inspect your tires for safe driving.     The amount of tread on your tires is another important factor to look at when determining if you need new tires. Check your tread depth using the penny test. To do this test place a penny in...