Brakes
Noise, a soft pedal or a longer stop are all worth checking sooner rather than later.

Auto repair
Brakes, suspension and general repair alongside the tire work, so one visit covers what the car actually needs.
Services
Noise, a soft pedal or a longer stop are all worth checking sooner rather than later.
Worn suspension shows up as uneven tire wear long before it shows up as a noise.
Measured, adjusted and re-checked against your vehicle spec.
General auto repair on the same visit as the tire work where it makes sense.
Lift capability for work trucks and fleet vehicles.
Tell us the noise, the pull or when it happens. That usually narrows it fast.
Worth knowing
Often alignment, sometimes tire pressure or wear. Easy to check and cheap to catch early.
Driving straight with an off-centre wheel usually points at alignment.
Frequently a balance issue on the wheel and tire assembly.
One edge wearing faster than the other is worth a look before the tire is finished.
Common questions
Short answers. If yours isn't here, describe it by text and we'll tell you what to look at.
The usual signs: the car pulls to one side, the steering wheel sits off-centre when you're driving straight, or one edge of a tire is wearing faster than the other. It's also worth asking for one when you install new tires, so the new set wears evenly.
Often, yes — a puncture doesn't always mean a new tire. It depends on where the damage is and how big it is, so have it looked at before you buy. Tire repair starts at $25.
Most often a wheel and tire assembly that's out of balance. Balancing corrects the small weight differences across the wheel and starts at $25.
Yes. Used tire with installation starts at $75. Text us the size on your sidewall or a photo of it and we'll tell you what's available.
Yes — the shop has heavy-duty lift capability for work trucks and fleet vehicles. Tell us the vehicle and what it needs.
Call, text, or use the quote form. Starting prices are listed on the site; the final number depends on the vehicle, the tire size and what the inspection finds — ask and you'll get a straight answer.