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4 REASONS TO GET A MULTI-POINT INSPECTION - Tire Choice
Every day, many people rely on their vehicles for work, errands, and travel. But in our busy daily routines, we often forget about an important part of car ownership: regular multi-point inspections for safety, maintenance, and performance. These check-ups are not just about fixing problems; they’re about preventing bigger issues from developing in the future. What is a Multi-Point Car Inspection? A multi-point vehicle inspection is a thorough exam of your car’s current condition. It’s done by automotive professionals who are trained to spot the smallest signs of wear and tear. Think of it as a health check-up for your [...]Read More...
HOW TO TELL IF YOUR CAR NEEDS AN ALIGNMENT - Tire Choice
HOW TO TELL IF YOUR CAR NEEDS AN ALIGNMENT The last thing you want to experience when you’re behind the wheel are any unusual behaviors from your car. It’s common to focus on aspects of driving like saving gas and making sure the brakes work, but it’s also important to consider your car’s wheel alignment. This is crucial for safety, steering, and car handling and performance on the road in all kinds of weather. In this article, we’ll talk about how to tell if your car needs a wheel alignment, why it’s important, and where to get it done. What [...]Read More...
HOW TO READ A TIRE SIZE - Tire Choice
Tire Type P= For Passenger Cars, SUVs, MiniVans and Light Trucks. LT = Heavy Load Trucks, Vans or SUVs. There may not always be a letter in your tire size. A tire starting with “P185” can be replaced with a tire starting with “185” and vice versa. Most websites will not show the starting letter. Section Width The 185 indicates this tire is 185 millimeters across from the widest point of its outer sidewall to the widest point of its inner sidewall when mounted and measured on a specified width wheel. Aspect Refers to the height of the sidewall (from rim to tread). In [...]Read More...