Check out this quick and informative video about the importance of getting your car's tires serviced. If you've had questions about tire service, this is the video you need to see!
Curious about whether or not you should get your tires serviced in the Phoenix area? Let us take you through what most experts recommend when it comes to tire service, as well as the potential consequences of putting off regular tire maintenance. Keep reading below!
There is no exact science when it comes to getting your tires rotated, but most experts suggest every 5,000 miles (7,500 miles if you drive a Cadillac). One of the most effective ways of making sure your tires are properly cared for is to get them serviced when you bring your car in for its regular oil changes, which should occur within the same timeframe.
Experts also recommend doing monthly tire checks to make sure that they still look normal and that they still have appropriate pressure (or PSI). Most new cars come with a Tire Pressure Monitoring system, so if you ever see that light go off, you should bring your car into our Phoenix-area service center immediately, as low tire pressure can be dangerous.
Arrowhead Cadillac takes the guesswork out of tire service, thanks to our factory-trained service professionals who are experts on a variety of makes and models. This means that no matter what kind of car you drive, we'll be able to diagnose and fix any potential problems and keep your car in perfect working order. Schedule a visit with us today to find out more about the many services we offer!
There are plenty of consequences to not getting your car regularly serviced, but ignoring your tires might cause some of the biggest, as they truly are one of the most prominent features on your new or used car.
Tires with low tread can lead to serious accidents, as they leave your car unable to properly grip the road. This is especially true if you find yourself out during a sudden rainfall (a common occurrence here in the Valley), which is when roads become even more slippery.
Putting off regular alignments can also cause damage to your car, including your car's transmission and overall body carriage. This potential damage can cost you thousands more than a simple alignment, and can also risk your safety if your ability to steer the vehicle accurately becomes compromised.
Getting your tires regularly serviced in Glendale also means getting ahead of problems that can become very serious very quickly, such as potential blowouts caused by sidewall bulges, low PSI and cuts in the tires' rubber.
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