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    The very best Greeneville TN tire specials are on the Ford Service Coupon website whether you drive Ford or another major manufacturer vehicle.

    Not just for Fords! Drivers of any major manufacturer vehicle should check the official coupons page for great deals on tires, replacement parts, and routine services.

    Discounts on services include full-service brake replacements for $180, premium oil changes for less than $50, and more, alongside coupons for quality replacement parts.

    The Quick Lane Tire & Auto Center in Greeneville is always ready to provide the best price on all the top-rated tires from Goodyear, Kelly, Michelin, and more.

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    Many drivers are unsure of when exactly tires are supposed to be changed. When do drivers need to replace their old wheels? The answer isn’t always simple.

    There is a popular general rule agreed upon by experts that most drivers follow. That is, drivers should replace old tires every 6 years or every 40,000 miles for more frequent drivers.

    However, realistically speaking, drivers often wait to buy tires until their current set is no longer safe to drive on. For example, some drivers may forget to check the “health” of their tires and only realize this after experiencing a sudden blowout on the road. On the other end, frequent campers may get ahead when they notice severely worn tread while cleaning mud off their tires.

    Not to mention, drivers often don’t realize how their personal driving habits may affect their tire’s life span.

    Tire manufacturers ensure tire efficiency between 25,000 and 50,000 miles.

    Tires exceeding this mileage are likely to have insufficient tread depth and be prone to dangerous, sudden damage. This results in a dangerous lack of traction and generally increased risk of accidents on the road. Additionally, “bad tires” may cause damage to other components of the overall wheel system.

    Drivers should ask a trained professional when they’re unsure of the safety of their tires. After all, tire integrity is one of the most important safety features of your vehicle.

    Besides the general “life span” of 40,000 miles given by experts, there are a number of key factors which may shorten or prolong your tire’s life span.

    While drivers should monitor these factors regularly, a tire technician is the best option for drivers concerned about safety. A trained expert accurately diagnoses your tire’s health and will also explain tire technologies and which is best for your lifestyle.

    Tire experts are ready to serve on a walk-in basis at the Quick Lane Tire & Auto Center in Greeneville.

    Key Factors of Tire Life Span

    Driving Habits – Fast turns, hitting curbs, hard braking, and speeding all increase wear and tear on your tires. While some drivers rarely experience such occurrences, others may need to replace tires more often as a result.

    Climate – Your area’s weather has a huge effect on your vehicle in general, especially tires. Most materials degrade easily with exposure to air, water, or heat, and tires are particularly vulnerable. Tire materials are prone to weakening, rusting, stretching, and scratching, being a combination of organic, metal, and synthetic materials. Tires often left in the sun or rain will “age” much faster than tires that are kept cool and dry. Thus, drivers in rainy towns or humid coastal cities may need to change tires sooner than 40,000 miles. Additionally, drivers should consider which tire technology is best for their climate.

    Road Texture – Smooth, concrete roads cause much less wear on your tires than gravel or dirt roads. Tiny dirt particles cause damage to your tire’s internal structure, while gravel grinds down and gets stuck in your tire’s tread. Even driving on unlevel roads can cause tires on one side to age faster than the others. Tire technology is important here.

    Pressure – Experts choose tire pressure specifications very carefully. Tires must support the weight of your vehicle’s distribution while allowing the vehicle to move easily in any direction. To this end, a very specific surface area of your tire needs to be in contact with the road beneath. Tires with too much air lose surface area and therefore traction.

    Dangerous enough, such tires may damage other components, become mishappen, or experience blowouts among other issues. With insufficient pressure, tires gain surface area. This causes reduced speeds, greatly increased frictionally damage, vehicle shaking, and more.

    How Regular Maintenance Saves Tires

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    Regular washing of tires can help them last even longer, even when you choose the best tire technology for your lifestyle!

    Monitoring these factors can save drivers a lot of time, heartache, and money. However, having regular tire maintenance services can also go a long in ensuring you get the best from your tires.

    Firstly, tire rotations and vehicle alignments ensure that all components of your wheel system are in their proper place. Improper alignment and mishappen parts cause internal damage, rattling, increased tire damage, and more.

    Experts suggest drivers have tires rotated every 6,000 to 8,000 miles. Alignments should be done every 2-3 years or sooner if noticeably warranted.

    Lastly, drivers should routinely check each tire’s tread depth. Tire tread is the “design” on the outside wall of your tire, between its shoulders. The design creates a grip between the tire and the ground. The grooves enhance this grip while allowing water and road debris through. As a result of the passing debris and normal frictional damage, the groove is worn down like when writing with a pencil.

    Tire technicians recommend changing tires when they reach 4/32″ of tread depth, rather than waiting for them to reach the legal limits of safety at 2/32″.

    Don’t wait until it’s too late! Check the tread today!

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    The best Greeneville TN tire specials are on the Ford Service Coupon website. Not just for Fords! All drivers can take advantage of the low-price-tire-guarantee and special service discounts available!

    Greeneville TN tire specials, parts coupons, service discounts, and more savings are available at a Ford auto care center near you!

    The following deals are active at the time of writing from the Ford Service Coupon website. Visit the official webpage for available services discounted at your local Ford service centers.

    • $75 rebate when you purchase four select Goodyear or Kelly tires
    • Low Price Tire Guarantee on any brand sold in Quick Lane shops
    • Free battery testing
    • Complimentary brake inspection
    • TheWorks brand synthetic blend full-service oil change, $50 or less
    • Complete brake service, $180 or less
    • Lifetime guarantee on Motorcraft and Omnicraft brake pads installed by Quick Lane or official Ford dealership

    These Greeneville TN tire specials apply at the local Quick Lane Tire & Auto Center, walk-ins readily accepted!

    Greeneville TN Fun Facts!

    • Located at the foot of the Appalachian Mountains
    • Named after Nathanael Greene, a Revolutionary War hero,
    • A pro-Union meeting was held in town on the eve of the Civil War

    Find more Fun Facts about Greeneville, TN!

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