Finding the Best Tires for Your Car

As a tire sale center, our team is highly knowledgeable about the proper tires your car will need. When they’re ready to be replaced, just stop on by, and we’ll look at your vehicle to find the right set of wheels.

There are many different factors that go into selecting the best tires for your car, such as drivetrain, age of vehicle, make, model, and even trim level. Over the years, our team has seen a wide range of different cars, so you can trust we can match yours to the best tires as well.

Types of Tire Servicing

No matter what tire services your car needs, we do it all! Our technicians are highly trained and experienced on every tire service and will perform them all with total ease to get you back on the road in no time.

Some of the most popular tire services we provide include:

• Tire balancing: Every tire has a heavy spot in it, and we’ll make sure it’s properly balanced to avoid too much wear and tear in certain areas.
• Tire rotations: Routine tire rotations ensure proper distribution of wear on your tires to help them last longer.
• Repairs and patches: Whether you have a nail in your tire, or need a more major patch job, we’ll salvage your current tire and get you back on the road.
• Wheel alignment: We’ll realign your wheels so that you don’t drift off course and your car continues to perform properly.
• Replacement: When it’s time for entirely new tires, we’ll install them on your car quickly.

For all your tire needs, you can put your trust in our Countryside Mitsubishi team. Just give us a call to set up an appointment, or have your questions answered.

Signs It’s Time for New Tires

Now that you know our team is ready to perform any and all tire services you need, you may be wondering how to tell when it’s time to give us a call. The following are some of the most common signs it’s time to replace or fix your tires:

• Bulging: A weak spot in your tires can cause bulging around the wheel, which can eventually lead to a blowout. It’s best to get your tire replaced if you see this.
• Shaking: Every tire has metal belts inside it, and they can occasionally slip out of position and cause a shaky ride. Also, if your wheels are misaligned, your vehicle may shake when driving.
• Poor traction: If the tread in your tires is worn down, then it will have trouble sticking to surfaces, making it less safe to drive in slick road conditions.
• The penny test: To check your tire tread, place a penny in a groove of your tire with Lincoln’s head down. If you can see the top of his head, then your tread is too worn and it’s time to replace your tires.

Always pay attention to the way your vehicle performs and take note of anything out of the ordinary. If you experience these or any other warning signs, give our service center a call right away.