Tire Rotation and Replacement
Not only can proper tire rotation help your car drive better, it can save you money.
Did you know… According to recent study by the National Transportation and Safety Administration, (www.nhtsa.dot.gov) more than 25% of all passenger cars and more than 33% of all light trucks have under inflated tires. What does this mean to you?
Lower gas mileage - lower tire pressure means lower gas mileage. For each pound of under inflation, your gas mileage can drop up to 1%!
Tire Failure - under inflation is the leading cause of tire failure.
Faster Tread Wear - lower tire pressure also causes the tread to wear out faster and forces premature replacement.
Poorer Handling - the point where the tire meets the road is a crucial element in determining the ride control of your vehicle. Under inflation prevents your ride control system from functioning properly.
Most experts agree that you should rotate your tires every 6,000 miles. High performance tires should be rotated more often—every 3,000-5,000 miles.
Tire rotation is a good way to head off more serious problems as well. Our trained technicians offer a free inspection of your tires with every rotation. We check your tires for any abnormal signs of wear, lack of proper inflation and road damage. If you do need new tires, we can replace your existing tires with brand touring tires, performance tires and more. Of course, we will show you exactly what and where the tire damage is before making any decisions about replacement.
Proper balance is also important to extend the life of your tires. If we notice your wheels are out of balance, our trained technicians can perform wheel balancing as well.
When it comes to anything to do with tires, from tire rotation to tire replacement, Auto Kruser's is the perfect place to come for this important service. We’re experts at all makes and models of vehicles: foreign, domestic, SUV and light trucks.
For expert car care and repair, "Don’t Worry… Call Auto Kruser's!"
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