Chevrolet Silverado Tire Service

Tire Inspection

Tire inspections are a routine service that our technicians perform on vehicles. A tire inspection allows us to know the condition of the tires that a vehicle is equipped with. Additionally, tire inspections help us determine what tire services the vehicle may need. We will check both the air pressure and tread depth of your vehicle's tires during a routine tire inspection. Make sure that your Chevrolet Silverado has the traction that it needs by allowing us to inspect its tires.

Tire Patch and Tire Repair

If you ever find yourself in a situation where the tires on your Chevrolet Silverado tires are damaged, visit us for a tire repair service. We may be able to save your Silverado's tires by patching and repairing them rather than having you purchase an entirely new set of tires. Of course, this service is only an option when the damage is minimal.

Tire Rotation

Save money by having our technicians do a Chevrolet Silverado tire rotation on your vehicle. Tire rotations will save you money on tire costs by prolonging and extending the tires’ lifespan that your Silverado is equipped with. During a tire rotation service, our technicians will adjust and rotate your tires so that they are able to experience even tire wear.

Tire Balancing

Your Chevrolet Silverado needs to have its tires properly balanced in order to provide the best ride quality and safety. Our tire balancing service will adjust the tires on your Silverado so that they are balanced to the specifications of Chevrolet.

Wheel Alignment

A wheel alignment is a service that you should have routinely done on your Chevrolet Silverado. As you continue to drive your vehicle, especially if you drive it often over rugged terrain, it will begin to lose its standard wheel alignment. To decrease the wear on the suspension of your Silverado, its wheels have to be aligned back to their factory specifications. Many manufacturers recommend that drivers have wheel alignments done at least once every three years, but you can refer to the owner's manual of your Silverado to determine what Chevrolet recommends.