NEW 2012 BLACK FRIDAY TIRE DEALS for UNDER $50

November 12th, 2012

NEW 2012 Black Friday Tire Deals!

  • 10% OFF Coupon Code: deal10

 Black Friday through Cyber Monday take 10% off the purchase of 4 tires or more (total must be over $300).

  • 5% OFF Coupon Code: deal5

Black Friday through Cyber Monday take 5% off the purchase of 2 tires or more (total must be over $150).

Offer good on all in-stock inventory.  Can not be combined with any other offers.

Last Years Black Friday Tire Deals

Times are tough.  Everyone is looking for a deal.  And with the holiday season approaching, consumers expect a bargin.  So we lowered prices on many of our tire lines.  So i ...[more]

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5 important things to consider when shopping for new tires

October 3rd, 2011

Although picking out new tires can be a daunting endeavor, there are two important pieces of information you can identify that will greatly ease the process. First, you must recognize exactly what it is that you need most from your tires. This means that before you even begin to establish a list of criterion that make up the perfect tire for you, you must be aware of exactly what kind of road issues and driving conditions your tires will be faced with. Be it varying road surfaces, a majority of city driving, high speed driving or other high performance requirements, identifying this need is a definite necessity. Second, you must find a reputable or trustworthy source to purchase your tires from. If you have had a bad experience at a particular shop, you are better off trying a new one than returning to the old one and giving them repeat business. If you suspect that a tire dealer may be placing his bottom line ahead of your best interests then you should feel free to shop around ...[more]

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Checking Your Oil and Tires

May 4th, 2011

Whether you own a new car or an automobile that has somehow stood the test of time, regular car maintenance is important to the longevity and usability of your vehicle. Here are a few tips to keeping your car in good condition.

Oil

Checking your engine’s oil should be a regular practice and it’s something everyone can do quite easily. Just remember to check your dipstick regularly and make sure that the oil level is between the low and high marks.

Too little or too much oil can be harmful to your engine and may potentially lead to expensive trips to a mechanic.

Similarly, most engines generally require an oil change every 3000 miles. Old oil can gunk up engines, slowing your entire car down, and causing some extensive damage and problems. Fresh oil will keep your engine running as good as new.

Tires

Tires can endure a lot of punishment day to day. As a material, rubber wears down quite easily, especiall ...[more]

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Ten Commandments for Preventive Car Tire Maintenance

September 16th, 2010

Preventive your car tire with ten commandments, its easy

1.Tire Pressure Check: Tire pressures should be routinely checked on cold tires, including spares and caravan (or trailer) tires. It's a bad practice to let out air or 'bleed' air from the tires when they are hot (Just after a drive or so!) . Recommended pressures have been calculated by taking cold tires into account and hence tire pressures show a higher value when hot.

2.If any or most part of the tread is worn out, it is time to replace the tire. Sometimes it might be prudent to change and then for a tire rotation cycle. It helps if you can check with your local automotive technician and then do as he recommends. The check must always extend to all the tires, including spares and auxiliary ones.

3.Check for wheel balancing and alignment regularly since irregular wheel alignment can cause considerable damage to the tires and also hamper driving efficiency by altering handling ...[more]

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Economy Beyond Gas: Three Things You Can Do to Make Your Car's Tires Last Longer

September 15th, 2010

Anything you can do to make your car tires last longer will cut down the cost of driving your car.  Sure, you've heard so much about driving habits that can increase your miles per gallon that you're tired of hearing it, but what about increasing your miles per tire change?  The way you drive, and the way you take care of your tires can go a long way toward saving you money.  And as a bonus, most of the ways to make your tires last longer will also make your car safer to drive, and improve your fuel economy!

Here are three tips to help you get the most life out of your car tires:

Keep your tires properly inflated

Keep your wheels properly aligned and balanced

Turn your wheels only while the car is moving

 

Each of these things will make your tires last longer, and I'll tell you why.

Proper Inflation

Maintaining correct air pressure in your tires has been ...[more]

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