Tire Repair Near Me

Our Service Center

Our service center is the hub in which all our services and repairs take place. We're here to ensure that every vehicle that comes through our doors leaves in a better condition than when it arrived. That's our promise to you!

We're staffed by a team of expert technicians that've pooled together their decades of automotive experience to deliver the kind of high quality service you've come to expect. You can put trust into their work and gain a certain peace of mind.

Our team uses only the most advanced tools and automotive diagnostic technology to locate, focus on, and resolve the issues your tires are experiencing. They'll work up a plan of repair that puts your time and schedule at the center, ensuring that you are our top priority. While you're here, make sure to ask about any other services your car may be in need of. We want your car to run like it did the day you first got behind the wheel!

How Do I Keep My Tires Healthy?

When it comes to tire maintenance, a little bit of work can go a long way. By following the service schedule in your vehicle's owner's manual, you can greatly extend the life of your car and its tires. The timing of certain services may change depending on what kind of vehicle you drive along with your own driving habits. Make sure you're looking and listening for the signs that service is needed!

Inspecting your treadwear is another paramount element in tire health and safety. Having solid grip on the road increases safety and lowers risks of blowouts, hydroplaning and more. We suggest that you perform the "quarter test," where you insert a quarter into the tread. If you can then see all of Washington's head, it means your tires are worn down and need servicing.

When Should I Rotate My Tires?

You should use your owner's manual to follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule. If you don't have access to a manual, you can search your make and model's recommendations online, or simply follow the Tire Industry Association's recommended interval. They suggest rotating tires every 5,000 to 7,000 miles.

Pro tip: Some experts suggest getting tires rotated whenever you get a regular oil change, which is typically every six months.