by webteam305 | Feb 14, 2019 | Tire inspection, Tire Repair, Tires
As the temperature decreases, you will notice a decrease in air pressure as well. For every ten degree drop in temperature, the tires can lose one pound per square inch of air. Before you drive, make sure to check the air pressure in each tire. By doing this before...
by webteam305 | Nov 14, 2018 | Air pressure, Tire Repair, Tire rotations, Tires
The tires of your vehicle will always need to have the proper air pressure in them. During the winter, you will see a decrease in the air for them. This is because the colder temperatures will decrease the air in the tires. If you have aluminum rims, this can...
by webteam305 | Oct 19, 2018 | Tire inspection, Tire Repair, Tire rotations, Tires
The tires are a part of the vehicle that you should not overlook when it comes to regular maintenance. With the seasons changing, the whole vehicle should have a bumper-to-bumper inspection done for it. This will help to ensure that the parts are working...
by webteam305 | Aug 31, 2018 | Tire Repair, Tire rotations, Tires, Wheel Alignment
The tires of your vehicle are important. They are the only part that will connect the vehicle you are driving to the surface of the road. If there is an issue with the tires, make sure that you bring the vehicle in for an inspection as soon as you can. We will...
by webteam305 | Aug 27, 2018 | Alignment, Summer, Tire Repair, Vehicle Safety Inspection
Owning a vehicle takes a lot of time and responsibility for taking care of it. You will always want it to be in the most ideal condition that it can be. This should include making sure you bring the vehicle in for regular maintenance inspections. When we...
by webteam305 | Aug 16, 2018 | Summer, Tire Repair, Tire rotations, Tires
Having the vehicle inspected and regular maintenance done is important. You will want to follow the recommended schedule for you make and model of vehicle. If you are not sure how often you should bring the vehicle in, make sure to contact us. We can look at...
