3 Things You Need To Do To Get Your Car Ready For Winter

Posted on 4 December 2016

With winter right around the corner, here are three things that you need to do to prepare your vehicle for the harshest season of the year. #1 Remove All Leaves During the fall, leaves do not just get on your lawn and in your driveway, they also get on and into your vehicle. It is important that you remove all the leaves that get into and onto your vehicle. Remove all the leaves that get down around your windshield. [Read More]

How To Store Tires Correctly

Posted on 1 December 2016

Automobile tires are built tough enough to withstand most of the perils of the road for many, many years. Yet they are surprisingly fragile when it comes to storing them--especially for long periods of time. Fortunately, you can help to extend their lifespan by storing them correctly. If you would like to learn more about what this entails, read on. This article will provide three tips for long term tire storage. [Read More]

Are Your Tires Just Plain Tired? 3 Ways To Find Out

Posted on 21 November 2016

Nothing lasts forever, especially when it comes to your tires. The older your tires get, the greater your risk of a sudden and possibly catastrophic failure becomes. To keep this from happening, it's important to know how old your tires are and when you should have them replaced. Check for Wear Heavy tread and sidewall wear is one indicator of a tire past its prime. Most brand-new tires come with tread depths ranging from 9/32-inch to 11/32-inch. [Read More]

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Some things are worth a little more

There are places in life you can save a few dollars, and there are others that are worth every bit of your budget you choose to allocate. A good rule of thumb is to never cut corners on anything between you and the ground. This includes shoes, your bed, furniture and the tires on your car. Good quality tires last longer and work hard to keep your vehicle on the road, adding to not only the performance of your car but also to your safety. By installing tires suited to the season and road type, and properly maintaining your tires you will realize a return well worth any additional cost.