We confirm tire size, load and speed rating, and that your new tires match your vehicle’s requirements and your wheels’ specifications.
We inspect wheels for cracks, bends, corrosion, or damage, and check valve stems and TPMS components for wear or leaks.
Using professional tire machines, we safely remove your old tires without damaging wheels or TPMS sensors.
We lubricate bead areas as needed and mount new tires using proper techniques to protect the beads and ensure a secure seal.
We install new valve stems or service kits as appropriate, then inflate tires to the recommended pressure.
After installing wheels on the vehicle, we torque lugs to the correct spec and perform a final visual inspection to confirm proper seating and clearances.
Can I bring in tires I purchased elsewhere to have them mounted?
In most cases, yes. We’ll inspect the tires to confirm they’re the correct size, type, and condition for your vehicle and wheels before installation.
How long does a typical tire installation appointment take?
For a full set of four tires, most appointments can be completed within a reasonable shop visit, depending on workload and any additional services such as balancing or TPMS work.
Do I need new valve stems every time I install new tires?
It’s strongly recommended to replace standard rubber valve stems during tire installation. For TPMS-equipped vehicles, we often install service kits to refresh seals and hardware.
Will tire installation include balancing?
Balancing is usually performed along with installation, but it may be listed as a separate service. We recommend balancing every time new tires are mounted for best ride quality.
Is it safe to reuse old tires on new wheels?
If the tires are still within safe tread depth, age, and condition limits, they may be reused. We’ll inspect them for internal and external damage before remounting.
