Tire Installation

Your Tires Professionally Installed

Over time, your tires will wear down. Most manufacturers suggest tire replacement every 10 years, at the least. For your safety, every 6 years is our recommendation. It's possible that you might need to replace your tires before that if your tire has been damaged beyond repair. Tire wear happens with normal driving. Various other factors such as driving habits, roadway conditions, and weather conditions can minimize the life of your tires.

Commons indicators that you need new tires

Your tire tread is below 2/16 or can't pass the "penny" test

The footstep is visibly lowered or flush with the tread bars.

Irregular tread wear, bulges, or soft spots.

Damage to the tire that can't be mended (damage or slashes to the sidewall)

What does Tire Installation Include?

Checking the lug nuts for wear

Putting in brand new valve stems

Positioning the tires

Proper balancing of the tires

Measureing brake caliper clearance

Mounting tire to vehicle

Tightening lug nuts to manufacturers torque specs