Tire Service Facility

…in the Price Pledge program agree to display exact quotes for installation services based on tire aspect ratio. Additional or optional related installation fees are also displayed. For more information on tire aspect ratios and installation, check out one of my previous posts, "Installation…

…your tire workmanship warranty. The Tire Rack Tire Road Hazard Program allows you to go to any tire repair facility in the United States for service. You will need to pay for the repair or replacement and submit the invoice for reimbursement. The program runs for 24 months or until the tire reaches…

…with tires of different tread depths -- one vehicle with new tires on the rear and half-worn tires on the front and the other with the new tires in the front and half-worn tires on the rear. It didn't take long for this hands-on experience to confirm that the "proving grounds" name for the facility…

…above, go to a tire service facility to have your tire examined. If you are unable to locate a tire service facility, contact the Administrator at 1-855-623-0468 (toll free) for assistance. 2. If the tire service facility determines that your tire is repairable, the tire service facility does not…

…protection. The Tire Rack Tire Road Hazard Program allows you to go to any tire repair facility in the United States for service. You will need to pay for the repair or replacement and submit the invoice for reimbursement. The program runs for 36 months or until the tire reaches 2/32"…

…by your tire workmanship warranty. Tire Rack Tire Road Hazard program allows you to go to any tire repair facility in the United States for service. You will need to pay for the repair or replacement and submit the invoice for reimbursement. The program runs for 24 months or until the tire reaches…

…Tire Rack recommends driving the slowest safe speed below 50 miles per hour and the shortest distance to a service provider's facility. Unfortunately, when it's time to consider repair, even a trained tire specialist may be unable to confirm internal structure damage resulting from a run-flat tire…

…risks. The way the NHTSA mandate is worded indicates that a service facility can not knowingly disable a TPMS system. Additionally, some states now mandate a vehicle owner can not disable the TPMS system. Some vehicles also use this tire pressure data for electronic stability systems (ESA). Of…

…new sensors as part of my Tire & Wheel Package, what else needs to be done before use? Many vehicles require new TPMS sensors be activated or initialized at an authorized repair facility or dealership. This process normally involves connecting the vehicle to a service computer (via the ODB port…

…damage that is not visible in a non-destructive examination. While most run-flat tires offer a promise of temporary extended mobility at speeds up to 50 miles per hour, Tire Rack recommends driving the slowest safe speed below 50 miles per hour, and the shortest distance to a service facility.

…of Notre Dame to our headquarters in South Bend, Indiana. Students listened as Matt Edmonds, vice president, told the Tire Rack story and were given a tour of our facility. As part of the program, the students learn leadership training, academic coursework and mentoring to create new opportunities…

…or outdoor storage facility. Then you hook it up to the back of the family vehicle and hit the road at highway speeds. What does the industry say about tire aging? Our experience has been that when properly stored and cared for, most street tires have a useful life in service of between six to ten…

…rubber and non-aromatic oils in tires, from low rolling resistance compounds that improve vehicles' fuel efficiency to longer-lasting tires that reduce the number of waste tires removed from service, even through reforestation and environmental cleanup, tire manufacturers are meeting this challenge…