Tire Mounting, Balancing, Rotation & Repair
Rotations, balancing, flat repairs and TPMS. The small stuff that makes tires last longer and ride smoother.
Tires are expensive, and a little regular attention makes them last noticeably longer. Most tire services are quick; a rotation can often be done while you wait.
Signs you need tire service
- Vibration in the steering wheel or seat at highway speed (often balance)
- Uneven wear from front to back, or on one edge
- TPMS warning light
- A tire that keeps losing air
- A nail or screw in the tread
- Bent or damaged wheel after a pothole or curb strike
What we do
- Rotation: moving tires between positions to even out wear. Many manufacturers suggest every 5,000 to 7,500 miles; it's easy to pair with an oil change.
- Mount and balance: for new tires or tires you bring in, on our Snap-on tire changer and wheel balancer.
- Flat and puncture repair: a proper patch-plug from the inside when the damage is in the repairable tread area. If it's in the sidewall or too large, we'll tell you it needs replacing.
- TPMS: sensor diagnosis, replacement and relearn.
- Vibration diagnosis: balance, bent wheels, separated belts or worn suspension parts.
- Wheel checks: looking for bends, cracks and damaged lug studs.
Trucks and trailers
Big truck tires and heavy wheels need care when mounting and balancing, and dual-rear-wheel trucks need their tires matched. We also handle trailer tires and wheel bearings. When it's time for new rubber, see tire sales.
Drew got my truck in right away and rotated my tires while I waited. It was only 15 minutes and I was on my way. Price and service was excellent!
Tire service FAQ
Can I bring my own tires?
Yes, we mount and balance customer-supplied tires. Call ahead so we can schedule it.
Can a tire with a nail in it be repaired?
Usually, if the puncture is in the tread area and not too large. Punctures in the sidewall or shoulder can't be safely repaired.
