When buying tires the typical consumer looks for a solid value, usually between how many miles the tires they are purchasing are rated to drive and their cost. Most consumers are looking for the best tires available for their budget. Beyond that, car owners rarely consider more than rotating them unless a tire pressure light…
posted on June 30, 2016 by
Finding Tires On A Budget
More than half the cars on the road today are operating on tires that are near or past what is considered safe. Tires tend to be one of those purchases that most car owners procrastinate making until it can work with their budget. However, tires are the only thing that is between your car and the road.…
posted on June 16, 2016 by
Tire Talk: What You Thought You Knew
Whether you are still using the ancient “penny test” to determine if the tread on your tires is correct, or just checking the psi every 6 months, it turns out you’ve been doing it wrong. You can potentially add years to your tire lifespan by changing the way you maintenance your tires, and stay safer…
posted on May 26, 2016 by
Understanding Hydroplaning
Hydroplaning can be nerve rattling for any driver. And just because we live in the desert doesn’t mean we get a free pass. Believe or not drought prone areas can be even more prone to perfect hydroplaning conditions. Knowing a little bit more about this road hazard could literally save a life. What Is Hydroplaning?…
posted on April 28, 2016 by
Fleet Services to Increase Gas Mileage
Having properly aligned wheels is an essential element to maintaining proper gas mileage and avoid uneven wear and tear on your tires. In a previous article we discussed how an alignment helps you get more miles out of your tires. Today we are going to explain how this single service can help reduce fleet costs…
