Tire Service
Tire Service at Blake Fulenwider Ford of Andrews
Because your vehicle's tires are the first and only point of contact with the road, it is critical to choose the appropriate pair when replacing them. All of your tire needs will be met by certified service specialists at Blake Fulenwider Ford of Andrews. Our crew can assist you in finding new tires for your car by examining tire wear and pressure, so if you are in the Andrews, Odessa, or Midland areas, come on down and let us check your vehicle out today! Roll along on a set of quality tires for your Ford vehicle. The service department at Blake Fulenwider Ford of Andrews will help you keep your tires in excellent condition with regular inspections and repairs. When it’s time to replace your tires, you will find plenty of options to fit almost any budget.
Wheel Alignment and Balance
The importance of proper wheel alignment in extending the life of your tires cannot be overstated. Your tires may wear unevenly if your vehicle is misaligned, and you may notice a change in how your vehicle handles. Your tires and wheels are aligned and balanced at the factory to guarantee the longest life and optimum overall performance. Wheel alignment and tire balancing adjustments are not necessarily required on a regular basis. If there is unusual tire wear or the car is tugging to one side or the other, consider a wheel alignment check.Rotating Your Tires
Tire rotations are well-known for extending tire life and improving vehicle performance. Tires are rotated to ensure that all of them wear evenly. Tires wear at different rates because they perform distinct jobs, such as steering in front-wheel drive versus rear-wheel drive. Tire rotation is recommended every 7,500 miles to avoid uneven tire wear. It's critical to rotate your tires according to the proper tire-rotation pattern. This will extend the life of your tires and lessen the chance of unexpected tire failure.Tire Pressure
Your Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) is meant to alert you when you have low tire pressure. The tire pressure and temperature are measured by a sensor, which subsequently sends the information to your tire pressure monitor. A warning indicator will appear if the pressure in one or more of your tires is 25% or less than the vehicle manufacturer's recommended cold inflation pressure for tires. Check and adjust all tire air pressures to appropriate levels if your Tire Pressure Monitor light turns on and stays solid with a check tire pressure, low tire pressure, or add air to tire message. After then, drive your car to switch off the light.Tire Wear and Tear
Tire wear can be caused by a variety of variables, including your driving style and tire maintenance habits. When tread wear signs show, it's time to change your tires. The treadwear indicators integrated into your tire appear as small strips of smooth rubber across the tread and become evident as the tire wears.When to Replace Your Tires
Treadwear indications emerge when the tread on your tires is just 2/32 inches or less. Additionally, the rubber in your tires deteriorates over time. If you have one, this also applies to your spare tire, even if you never use it. Temperatures, loading circumstances, and tire inflation pressure maintenance are all elements that influence how quickly tires age. If you detect three or more tread wear indicators around the tire, the tire cord or fabric is visible through the rubber, or the tire tread or sidewall is cracked, cut, or snagged deep enough to display cord or fabric, your car will require new tires.Tires are a critical component of your vehicle, but they have a limited lifespan. Some tires can least for 80,000 or 90,000 miles while others are designed to be replaced at 50,000 miles. As your tires wear down, they become less effective at providing traction and stability out on the road. Your risk for an accident increases when it’s time to replace your tires.
You can find a wide range of brands and sizes at Blake Fulenwider Ford of Andrews. Come in and talk to the team to find out which styles are best suited to your vehicle and budget.
Take Care of Your Tires
To help your tires last longer and to keep you safe out on the road, you need to have the tires rotated regularly. This routine maintenance task ensures the tire wears evenly for a better connection with the road. The service technician can also inspect your tires and check their tread. They will let you know when there isn’t enough tread to be safe, so you can get them replaced.
Even tires in excellent condition can get a leak. You can trust the service department to patch up the leak, so you can get back on the road. Just give us a call or stop in for a quick repair when your tire won’t hold air or it has gone flat.
Keep your Ford vehicle in prime operating condition with high-quality tires that provide traction when you need it. Give us a call or stop by for repair or replacement of your tires. Find out about any discounts or deals that we have.
If you think your vehicle may be in need of service, contact our service department or schedule an appointment and let our service professionals get your ride fixed up today.