Small tire shops buy and sell used tires. Many times they have slightly used tires in stock that have over 70% tread on them. They sell these used tires at half the price of new ones. If you are dealing with an automatic car, go ahead and pop that baby into park if you haven't already. Also get the parking brake on. If you are dealing with a manual transmission, put the car in first gear or reverse to prevent it from rolling. So from this point on I'm assuming you have all the proper tools: a spare tire, tire iron, diamond jack, etc and you have removed plastic hubcaps or lug nut covers on the tire needing changed. The first thing to cover is the tires that came on your new vehicle may be a major brand, however many times that name brand tire is not the same tire that you will purchase when going to the tire store. What I mean by this is that automotive car manufacturers will bid out the tires to the cheapest bidder. So for example Michelin may come back with the cheapest bid and put a Name brand tire on the vehicle really cheap, That same tire may be built differently than the same tire you would purchase at a tire store. However it does get the Michelin name out there so 50% of the people will replace the current tires with the same name tire at a much higher cost. This in now way is accusing Michelin or any other tire manufacturer of doing this as I am only using the name Michelin as an example. I had to call a tow truck to come take my car to the nearest tire shop to my house. But they told me it would be over an hour before the tow-truck would get there. So I just had to sit there in my car until it arrived. In addition, auto-swap meets or auto flea markets happen to be great places for finding bargain deals of cheap tires. There are lots of tires or wheels out there for sale. You might also find additional car parts or accessories. Warehouses or direct manufacturers showrooms are the traditional places where you can find cheap tires. They have stocks of 245 75r16 used tires near me, most of them still in good working condition. Tire rotation is simply the act of moving the tires on the front of the vehicle to the back, and moving the back tires to the front (crossing and combination patterns vary). Tire rotation, when done at the recommended times, will preserve handling and traction and will even out tire wear. Many tire mileage warranties require tire rotation to keep the warranty valid. Tire rotation is something that requires multiple tires to be off the vehicle at the same time, so unless you have access to a car lift, you will want your mechanic to handle this task for your. $25 used tires near me open now would recommend that you have your tires rotated every 3000, miles even if they don't show signs of wear. It might make sense to time rotation with oil changes.
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