WHEEL AND TIRES SERVICES

Tires are responsible for making us move more easily across the road, they are more important than we think and replacing worn tires with a new set has a big impact. Here are four reasons why you should always keep in mind to make an appointment to have them checked by us.

Safety

First, your tires play an essential role in the safety of your vehicle. If yours has been driven for so long for sure the tires have deteriorated severely, you may be putting yourself and your passengers at risk.

So if any of your tires become compromised, it can become a big problem pretty quickly.
Your tires give you the ability to grip the road, turn safely and stop in a reasonable amount of time. If they’re practically bald, they’re not doing any of those jobs well, and that means you’re at risk.

Efficiency

Have you been racking up a higher-than-usual fuel consumption bill? It probably has to do with your tires. They make your car move smoothly, but if they’re worn unevenly or aren’t balanced properly, you could be wasting a lot of money on fuel.

When your tires are damaged for any reason, it makes it harder for your vehicle to maintain constant contact with the road. And because the vehicle is working harder, it’s using more fuel.

So if you’re thinking that stretching the life of your already deteriorated tires will help your financial situation, think again. You’re probably putting excessive money in the gas tank without realizing it.

Performance

When your tires have good tread, are balanced properly and filled to the right pressure, you can feel the difference in the way your car drives. It feels smooth and composed.

And when your tires are damaged or bare, you probably feel vibrating, pulling, etc. The ride is less enjoyable and your vehicle’s performance is poor. A car’s tires also help its suspension, which means the ride will feel uncomfortably bumpy and erratic when the rubber is worn.

Get the most out of your driving experience with high-quality tires. Your car will be able to deliver power efficiently to each of the wheels, and in turn, the tires will put it to the pavement.

Traction

Getting maximum traction from your tires affects virtually everything related to driving. First, it ensures that you maintain control of your vehicle even when faced with challenging conditions such as snowy or slushy roads.

Tires with the right amount of tread help pass water and snow so your car stays grounded as you drive. Without that tread, the rubber only spins on wet surfaces, and you can quickly find yourself in a scary situation.

Hopefully you now have a better idea of how critical your tires really are. And you should also know that there are steps you can take after you buy new ones to help preserve them.