Tire  Installation

Your vehicle's tires make constant contact with the road. Over time and with normal wear-and-tear, your tires become worn down. This can be dangerous when braking on wet or snow-covered roads. Hydroplaning occurs when the tire's grooves are so worn down that they don't channel water out from beneath the tread. When this happens, your treads only skim the water's surface and the steering wheel won't respond. Keep your tires in working condition and keep your family safe.


How do I know if I need new tires?

  • Your tread depth is below 1/16 of an inch (1.6 millimeters). To get a rough idea of your tread depth, use a penny and insert it "head down" into the tread. If you can see Lincoln's entire head, you need new tires. 

  • Your tread wear indicator bar is visible. Flat rubber bars run perpendicular to the tread. If you see them, it's time for new tires. 

  • Your tire's sidewall is showing visible cracks or cuts. Take this seriously; your tires may soon start to leak. 

  • Your tires have developed bulges or blisters. Weak spots on tires show up around blisters or bulges and can blow out your tires. 


If you see any of these signs, you need to have them checked and replaced. We carry just about every brand name tire on the market. If we don’t have the tire you want, don’t worry. We can typically get your tires delivered the next day. Our trained technicians will install them properly and quickly.

Our Tire Installation Packages include, dismounting your old tires, mounting your new tires, computerized spin balance, new valve stem, and disposing of your old tires. Our “OUT THE DOOR” pricing also includes sales tax. Give us a call. We’d love to explore
all your options for new tires. 

Hours:

Monday - Friday: 
7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
​Closed Saturday & Sunday

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