Tire Repair near Me

When Should I Replace Tires?

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Your driving style can determine how long your vehicle's tires will last. If you’re a road warrior, striking out on rural routes to explore, and you tend to drive on uneven or pitted roads, the tires will not last long. If you’re driving on smooth, well-traveled but well-maintained roads, the tires could surpass the standard.

As your vehicle's tires approach the 5-year mark, make sure that you ask a service advisor to examine them. This can be paired with any other type of routine service you have scheduled.

When you bring in your car for service, an advisor will inspect the tires for wear as well as administering other tests. If you’ve stayed on schedule with 6-month rotations and regularly check their inflation, your tires may fare well during an inspection.

Signs That Your Car Needs New Tires

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A handful of signs can point toward the need for new tires or, at least, a repair or a refill. If you know the signs, you can reduce the uncertainty and plan ahead by getting service for your v tires or replacing them when needed.

Eventually, one or more of the tires may require more inflation. The tire pressure warning light may go on when that happens to let you know to get more air.

What if that light turns on even after you’ve filled the tire or had your service advisor take care of it? It could indicate that the tire may be harboring a leak. To find out if this is the case, make an appointment to get it looked at and patched by one of our service advisors.

Along with how the tires appear, you’ll want to see if the treads can give you the proper traction on the road. This can be done on your own, with the penny test. If your copper coin practically disappears into the tread, the tires may hold out for a while. If most of the penny continues to show, you might need a new set of tires.

Have Your Tires Repaired at Our Dealership

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At our service center, our trusted tire experts can take care of your car's tires, guiding you from purchasing a new set to installation. They’ll check the inflation, rotate the tires, and keep an eye on them to see if they need to be replaced.

The tire services we offer extend beyond the traditional ones. We include loaner vehicles and Lincoln Pickup and Delivery services when your car requires new tires. This adds to the value you’ll be provided when purchasing tires at our dealership.