Tires

Tire Repair and Replacement Services

Same-Day Responses | Established 1962 | Warranty Available

Same-Day Responses
Established 1962
Warranty Available

Get Your Tires Serviced by Us

Your safety is our top priority. At Aceto Auto Repair, we want to make sure you drive a reliable and safe vehicle every time you need to get out on the road.

During our years of service, we have noticed that tire problems account for a great number of vehicle-related issues faced by auto and truck drivers.

A malfunctioning tire is just as bad as a poorly performing engine or brakes. If your tire is not in great condition, all the safety testing and handling development that went into your car won't keep you safe.

Browse through the information on tires shared below and find out how to know when it is time for replacements.

Dangers of Using Old or Imbalanced Tires

Don't take chances when it comes to road safety. Driving on tires that are way too old, have not been inflated properly, are imbalanced, or not suited to the local weather conditions is risky and serves as an invitation for a potential accident to happen.

Use tires that are in excellent condition and able to do their job well. Call us to schedule an inspection and get your tires serviced by our experts, if needed!

Keep an Eye on When Your Tires Need Air

Driving on under-inflated as well as over-inflated tires is dangerous. Under-inflated tires can be spotted easily. If your tire seems to have become wider at the part where it makes contact with the road, it probably needs to be filled up with air.

Driving on under-inflated tires promotes the speed at which tire wear occurs, owing to the uneven pressure exerted on the sidewall. This can eventually lead to full-on flats and the complete shredding of your tire. In addition, low tire pressure negatively impacts your vehicle's fuel economy.

In contrast to this, driving with too much air in your tires is also risky. Excess air pressure in a tire reduces the size of the contact patch, or the area where the rubber makes contact with the road surface. This can lead to your losing grip and control over your vehicle.

We advise you to refer to the tire pressure printed on the side of the tires your purchase to find the perfect pressure for your ride.

Watch Out for Out of Tread Tires

A lack of tread can lead to a loss of control and poor handling for your car or truck, while you're on the road. The tread patterns on tires play two important roles:

Help the tires to remain on the road
Channel mud and water away from the areas that do the gripping.

Without the right tread depth, your car can ride up on top of water lying on the road, leading to a complete loss of control.

If you suspect that your tires are out of tread, don't wait for an accident to happen. Turn to the experts at Aceto Auto Repair to get your tires inspected. We use standard methods for measuring tread depth for determining whether it is time to replace the tires. Based on the results of the inspection, we'll suggest affordable solutions.

For your information, no two tires would have the same lifespan. Different tires may need to be replaced at different times.

How to Spot Damaged Tires?

Regular visual inspections of your tires can catch small issues before they turn into big problems. These include anything from signs of minor damage due to nails or rocks embedded in the tread grooves to major issues like the appearance of gashes, formation of bubbles, or the persistent hiss of air escaping from the tire.

In case you observe any of the latter signs, stay away from the tire and contact our experts without delay, for your own safety. Fill out the form below and request an appointment with our team at Aceto Auto Repair for any such needs.

Should You Repair or Replace Your Tire?

We understand that tires can be costly. At Aceto Auto Repair, we try our best to solve your tire problem without having to replace the tire altogether.

For example, a small puncture can be plugged and patched in no time. However, it is not safe to repair a puncture that is on the outer edge of a tire. Likewise, a tire that's been driven on while flat is also a candidate for replacement, as the sidewall has become weakened and the tire is no longer safe for use.

Just like with recommended tire pressures, each manufacturer has guides on what can and what cannot be repaired.

We hope that this information has educated you on the importance of protecting and maintaining your tires. Our team of highly skilled experts is committed to ensuring your safety. Call us for more information on our tire services, or to discuss your needs.