Read your tire size
A code such as 225/65R17 gives the width, sidewall ratio, construction and wheel diameter. Send the complete code when asking for inventory.
Check your size →Driver knowledge center
Small checks.
Fewer surprises.
Simple things you can notice between shop visits—before a worn tire, weak brake or warning light becomes a bigger problem.
Check a tire sizeCheck tread depth
Look across the full width of the tread. Uneven inner or outer wear may point to pressure, suspension or alignment problems.
Explore tire service →Listen for changes
Squealing can be a wear warning. Grinding, a soft pedal, pulling or increased stopping distance deserves prompt inspection.
Ask about brakes →Notice pulling
A car that drifts, a crooked steering wheel or new vibration may indicate tire, balance, alignment or steering concerns.
Describe the symptom →Do not ignore heat
If the temperature warning appears, safely stop driving as soon as possible. Continuing can cause severe engine damage.
Call the shop →Watch slow cranking
Dim lights, slow starts or repeated clicking may signal a weak battery, poor connection or charging-system problem.
Start an inquiry →Monthly five-minute check
A quick walk-around
can reveal a lot.
- Look for low or visibly damaged tires
- Check for fluid spots where the car was parked
- Confirm headlights, brake lights and signals work
- Listen for new sounds during startup and braking
- Notice any new dashboard warning lights
- Keep washer fluid filled and wipers clearing cleanly