Hurricane WV Ford Tires

Your Ford Service Coupons gets you affordable Hurricane WV Ford tires. America’s Ford Motor Company has been around for over a century now. We are one of the world’s largest auto manufacturers. We employ 40,000 factory-trained technicians in this country alone. They each have the knowledge and experience under their belt to take care of your car. Our experts will get it running in the same condition you initially drove it off the lot with.

The service station at your local Ford dealership works hard to offer you competitive prices for their services. And our technicians give you the best in customer service. We can get you new and replacement tires and perform tire installations and rotations. With all these services, your Ford dealership can be your one-stop car service shop. Hurricane WV Ford Tires

Ford Tires Durability

Many are unsure about when to get their tires replaced. The most generally accepted rule is every 40,000 miles or after six years. However, it is crucial to remember that these numbers can only be used as an estimate.

Plus, it is both time and use that erode your tires, so you cannot wait for both limits to pass. If the tires are six years old, you cannot wait for 40,000 miles to come up. And if you drive enough to reach 40,000 before six years, you need tires then.

You have a lot riding on your Hurricane WV Ford tires, clearly. There is the weight of your vehicle, you, your passengers, and cargo going at highway speeds. And only four-palm sized patches of rubber are touching and hugging the pavement. With this, it is apparent that keeping your tires are in shape is paramount to everyone on the road’s safety.

How Driving Affects Your Tires

Luckily for all us, one of the largest wears on our tires is something in our control. By changing the way you drive, you can significantly extend the time until you need new tires. For instance, hard cornering and quick stopping will burn unnecessary rubber. If you slow down before you come to a stop and take turns wide, then you can prevent excess friction.

There are also more immediate damages that can be done to your tires. Other examples include running into, over, or against a curb. This impact will cause internal damage to the tire. You will see a blister or bubble form on the outer rim of your tire. Your car’s wheel alignment might also have been knocked offset. Continuing to drive on these will further damage your suspension, alignment, and wheels.

These services will have you in and out of the dealership in no time!

Of course, the most obvious road hazard is debris. Running over things like glass and nails can cause a blowout. Or, if you get a nail stuck in your tire, you will have a slow leak. Have these replaced or patched right away.

Age of your Tire

But tires also erode with time. They have an expiration date. While experts recommend not driving on a tire for more than six years, a tire ten years old is entirely out of commission. Other than wear and tear from dirt and gravel roads and hazards like potholes and bumps, the outside elements are enough to slowly erode rubber.

Living in the city might help you avoid rough roads and potholes, but tires there wind up degrading faster. Cities’ “tropospheric ozone” react harshly with tire rubber, causing faster than normal degradation.

Meanwhile, experts also say that drivers in warmer and more humid climates need more frequent tire replacements too. Sitting in standing water on a curb or in the sun’s ultraviolet rays for extended periods of time will quicken decay.

To find the age of a tire, you can look for the DOT (Department of Transportation) code. There, the last four digits of the inner ring numbers on your tire’s sidewall represent when its manufacture date. The first two numbers are which week, and the last two are the year. For example, a code of 2320 means the tire was made in the 23^rd week of 2020.

Tire Rotation

The most important step you take in preserving your tire’s lifespan is to rotate your Hurricane WV Ford tires regularly. Tire rotation is done so that the wear on your tires is even and uniform. You should get it done once every 6,000 to 8,000 miles.

Always bring your car in for a tire rotation at a professional auto service station like the one at your Ford dealership. Their technicians use pneumatic tools, which will install them with the precise tightness and exact square angles. Driving on crooked or loose wheels will put more damage on your wheels and frame.

If you have a full-sized spare, we can include it in the rotation, extending your tires’ lifespans even longer. On the other hand, most cars have smaller and lighter spare tires. These are not meant to be driven on for long periods of time. If you have to switch over to it, make sure to get a replacement as soon as possible.

Ford Service Station

When coming to us, you can sit comfortably in our waiting rooms with free Wi-Fi. Also, we have our shuttle service for any overnight jobs. We can take you to and from your home for your convenience. Our employees have been trained in the same factories where your car was made. So, not only do we use and work with the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts for your vehicle, but our technicians know them front and back. We also do the same with your tires and carry the top 16 brands.

Our 16 Major Brands

Firestone
Bridgestone
Kelly Tires
General Tire
Dunlop
Nitto®
Pirelli®
Toyo®
Continental
Yokohama®
Falken
Hankook
BFGoodrich®
Michelin®
Goodyear
Uniroyal