Best Tires, Tire Repair and Maintenance in Millcreek, UT

Fall is the perfect time to get your vehicle winter-ready. As we all know, the weather in SLC can change rapidly. One minute, the sun is shining, and we are comfortable in shorts, then 2 minutes later, it’s snowing. Fortunately, it’s pretty easy for us to change clothes, but it takes more time to get our car winter-ready. Below is a winter auto maintenance checklist and a few winter driving tips to help you drive safely as the temperature drops. Winter-Ready Auto Maintenance Checklist Car owners should perform auto maintenance on a regular schedule. Your owner’s manual can provide basic time frames and mileage suggestions for everything from oil changes to brake pad replacements. Before winter arrives, have the following items inspected, either by yourself or by a qualified service technician. Check Tires Tires are your first line of defense when driving in the snow. If you use winter tires, now is the time to swap them out. You don’t want to get caught driving in bad weather with your snow tires stored safely in your garage.  It is a good practice to inspect your tires at least once a month. Be sure to check: - Tire Tread Depth: Replace your tires if the tread is less than 2/32”. Uneven Tread Wear: Tire rotation may be needed. Bulges, Bald Spots, Cracks in the Sidewalls: Damaged tires require replacement. Air Pressure: As the outside temperature drops, so does the air pressure in your tires. #Battery #Winter Auto Maintenance #Winter Drivingtips #Winter T ...