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Is your tire leaking with no sign of a puncture? Find out more about tire valve stems and how to check them for damage.

How long will your tires last? Find out when you need to replace your tires and how to check if your tires are in good condition.

Is your flat tire covered under warranty? Find out more about how tire warranties work and if your flat is covered.

Find out if your tire damage is repairable or not in this two-minute blog post!

Every winter is different here in West Michigan and the Chicagoland area! Whether you’re dealing with rain, snow, or ice this winter, be prepared with the best winter or all-weather tires!

There are many questions surrounding winter tires, but when it comes to whether you need winter tires in Michigan, the answer is yes. Wondering when to make the switch? Here’s a quick guide!When should you make the switch to winter tires for the year? The general rule of thumb is that you should make the switch to snow tires (more accurately, winter tires) when the temperature during your drives consistently reaches 45 degrees or lower. Note this point! If you do most of your driving ...

If you’ve ever experienced road noise or cabin noise, you know how disruptive it can be when you’re trying to cover it up with the radio or talk with your passengers over the noise. Not only is this road noise a disturbance, but it can also be a sign that there’s something bigger going on with your car. But what is that bigger issue? It could be anything from misaligned tires, uneven wear on your tires, and bad or worn brakes to bearing issues to exhaust damage. Determine what your culprit mi...

It’s important to pick the right trailer tire for your haul in order to avoid the worst possible outcome on the road: a tire blowout. Follow along with this guide to make sure that your precious cargo gets to your destination safely. Your choice of trailer tire depends on the weight of the load, size of your trailer, mileage, and other variables. We’ll help you make that informed choice. 

Can you get away with replacing just two of your tires on your AWD or 4WD vehicle? In short, the answer is no—it can lead to drivetrain damage and other costly repairs. It’s essential that one of the most important components of the vehicle—the tires—are all on the same playing field when your car is in motion.

If you have to keep refilling your tires, chances are there is a serious issue at hand. The answer to the issue could be as simple as a missing valve cap or fluctuating temperature. Or road debris, potholes, and other road damage that have taken a toll on your tires! Whatever the issue is, you’re in good company and we’ve got you covered.