Have our experts examine your tires
Tires are what keep your car rolling. They provide traction for stopping, cornering and they also absorb the road as much as possible to allow for a safe and comfortable ride.
Are you experiencing any of these warning signs?
Do you tires seem to squeal or is the tire pressure low?
Any signs of wear and tear?
Is your ride riding smooth or is it rough and bumpy?
Is the rubber stripe or wear bar showing? If so by law your tires have to be replaced
Regular Maintenance is key:
- Have your tires rotated on a regular basis.
- Maintain and keep your tires properly inflated.
- Check for signs of excessive wear and tear.
Consider the following
Purchasing tires is a good investment you want to make sure you choose a tire that best suits your driving style and driving conditions. You also want to maintain them regularly to maximize their life. This will ensure you extend your tires life, get maximum fuel economy and a better and more superior driving experience.
What tire is right for you?
All-season tires are most suitable for North America and they are the most popular tires sold in Canada. They are intended for wet or dry pavement and can handle snow.
Performance tires are intended to hug the road below. They are meant for owners who really want strong handling for tight turns and are very responsive to the road.
Winter tires are generally constructed to supply traction in medium to heavy snow conditions designed essentially to give you the most traction for those tough winters.
Off-road tires are specially designed for the off-road trail. They are optimal for surfaces like mud and turf but aren’t limited to just that as they can also be used on the highway.
Come down to our Auto shop or give us a call and we would be more than happy to answer any questions you may have when it comes to anything tire related. We believe you should get quality work done for a reasonable price and with a quick turnaround. Put your trust in us, and at Bombay Auto Centre your satisfaction is our number one priority.
