While some Philadelphia drivers feel that a tire service is simply having your tires checked for thread depth issues or repairs. Others believe that it is the process of having your tires changed. The fact of the matter is that at Northeast Transmission & Auto Repair our tire service is much more developed than that. Since first opening our doors, we have earned a reputation for providing unrivalled tire sales and service. Not only will we repair any damage to your tires but we can also provide you with expert advice on choosing a new set.
At Northeast Transmission & Auto Repair we take what we do very seriously because for us providing the best tire service possible is more than just a job, it’s our passion. That is why when you come to us for advice on the best type of tire, the correct thread depth and choosing between two different manufacturers, you can rest assured knowing that you will receive the most accurate information possible. We are not in the business of upselling for the sake of it. If we think that your vehicle would be best served by a set of tires at a certain price range then we will say that. Don’t take chances with inferior garages. Call the one you can trust today.
We are fully aware of the fact that there are a wide range of tire service providers and mechanics across Philadelphia. We would also never be arrogant enough to think that we deserve your custom simply because of our award –winning service and trusted reputation. The fact of the matter is that at Northeast Transmission & Auto Repair we work very hard every day to attract new Philadelphia customers to our business. We do this by working the hardest, being the most innovative and continuing to prioritize a customer-centered approach in our interactions with motorists from across the city.
At Northeast Transmission & Auto Repair we recommend checking the thread depth in your tires every 5,000 KM. There are a number of ways of measuring if your tires need to be replaced but perhaps the most common is the simple penny test. Place a penny into the grooves on your tires. If you can see the entire head on the front side then it is time to replace those tires.
While this may seem a relatively straightforward procedure you would be shocked at the number of Philadelphia drivers who have their tires either under or overinflated. Ensuring that your tires’ air pressure is correct will counteract any wear and tear issues as well as improve fuel economy.