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DO TRUCKS & SUVS NEED WINTER TIRES?

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TIRES

Touring Tire Vs Performance Tires: Which One Is Good For You?

MAINTENANCE

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TIRES

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TIRES

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DRIVING

What Are Short Trips And Why Are They Bad For Your Car?

Do a lot of short-distance driving? It could be harming your car. Learn what short trips are, why they’re bad for your vehicle, and how to help prevent damage.

BATTERIES

How Long Do Batteries Last In Electric Vehicles?

If you’re considering an electric car, you may have questions about batteries, like how long do battery packs last? Learn all about EV batteries in this guide!

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How long Can You Go in Between Getting An Oil Change?

An oil change is one of the most basic services a vehicle needs. Learn how often to schedule oil changes as part of your maintenance schedule.

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How do I Know If I Need New Tires?

Check your tread depth. As a tire wears, its ability to perform is reduced. Especially on wet roads in the spring. The important number is 4/32”. We’ll show you how to measure your tires to see if they’re ready for the roads…or retirement.

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Do I Need Off-Road Truck Tires?

MT (mud terrain) or off-road tires have the deepest tread depth to grip terrain like gravel, mud, and dirt roads. If you plan to drive your truck on off-road conditions, off-road truck tires could be the best choice for you.

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When should I replace my tires?

Knowing when to replace your tires boils down to two simple words: safety first. Keeping track of your tread depth and the age of the tire are two important factors in determining if they’re still safe and road-ready.

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