Tires should be rotated every 6000 miles. This helps keep tread wear even. This is particularly important on All Wheel Drive (AWD) vehicles. Tires that have different amounts of tread wear or are mismatched can cause damage to the transmission.

Faulty or broken Tire Pressure Monitor Sensors, or TMPS, can be replaced and programmed. If you have a second set of winter tires and wheels, we can add sensors to those wheels.

We can remove your tire and send the wheel out to be repaired, then remount the tire. This can usually be in one day.

Many tires can be repaired with a simple plug. Large holes may not be able to be repaired and sidewall damage can never be repaired. A tire that has been driven on with very low air pressure can get interior sidewall damage causing the tire to need replacement. Call us for an evaluation.

Over time, wheels will corrode causing a bad seal between the tire and wheel. This causes the tire to start losing air slowly. We’ll dismount the tire, clean the corrosion off the rim and remount the tire.

An alignment can be scheduled along with your tire replacement or rotation. A local mechanic will come get the vehicle after the tires have been replaced and will return it after the alignment is completed. This gives you one less appointment to schedule. When a vehicle has uneven tread wear it usually needs an alignment. This can be caused by corrosion over time, accidents, or something as simple as hitting a pothole or curb.

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