Skip to main content

Automotive Tips from Gilmore's Auto Service: Where Should New Tires Be Placed

Posted June 30, 2024 6:35 AM

When Walnut Creek drivers need to replace tires, they need to know how many they should get and on which axle they should be placed. Replacing a damaged tire may leave you with three others with significant wear, which could affect your traction control, stability control and anti-lock brake systems.

If you can’t afford to replace all four tires at once, you should at least replace two on the same axle. New tires should always be put on the rear axle for stability in slippery conditions. Your friendly and professional Gilmore's Auto Service tire professional can help you know when your worn tires should be replaced, if you can have a damaged tire repaired as well as selecting the right tires for your needs.

Give us a call.

Gilmore's Auto Service
2151 N Broadway
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
(925) 939-9430
http://www.gilmoresauto.net



Search



Archive

June 2020 (18)
July 2020 (4)
August 2020 (5)
September 2020 (4)
October 2020 (4)
November 2020 (5)
December 2020 (4)
January 2021 (6)
February 2021 (4)
March 2021 (4)
April 2021 (4)
May 2021 (5)
June 2021 (4)
July 2021 (4)
August 2021 (5)
September 2021 (4)
October 2021 (5)
November 2021 (4)
December 2021 (4)
January 2022 (6)
February 2022 (4)
March 2022 (4)
April 2022 (4)
May 2022 (5)
June 2022 (4)
July 2022 (5)
August 2022 (4)
September 2022 (4)
October 2022 (5)
November 2022 (4)
December 2022 (4)
January 2023 (5)
February 2023 (4)
March 2023 (4)
April 2023 (5)
May 2023 (4)
June 2023 (4)
July 2023 (5)
August 2023 (4)
September 2023 (4)
October 2023 (5)
November 2023 (4)
December 2023 (5)
January 2024 (5)
February 2024 (4)
March 2024 (5)
April 2024 (4)
May 2024 (4)
June 2024 (5)
July 2024 (4)
August 2024 (4)
September 2024 (5)
October 2024 (4)
November 2024 (3)

Categories

Fuel Economy (6)Service Intervals (2)Customer Detective Work (1)Steering (3)What Customers Should Know (37)Winter Prep (4)Timing Belt (1)Alignment (3)Maintenance (4)Battery (7)TPMS (1)Dashboard (1)Cooling System (4)Transmission (1)Tires (2)Shocks & Struts (1)Keys to a long lasting vehicle (1)Spark Plugs (2)Oil Change (4)Brakes (2)Air Conditioning (2)Alternator (2)Exhaust (4)Auto Safety (2)Check Engine Light (1)Older Vehicles (1)Brake Service (1)Fluids (1)Fuel Saving Tip: Slow Down (1)Headlamps (1)Tires and Wheels (1)Fuel System (1)Tire Rotation and Balancing (1)Service Standards (1)

image-people-driving

OUR REVIEWS

 (46 Reviews)
image-quotes
reviewicon

Always trustworthy and competent! I always bring my vehicles there for the last 15 years! Thank you!

, 10/27/2024

tire-track-image

Get free Coupons

Take advantage of these great offers!

FREE COURTESY INSPECTION WITH REPAIR

First time customer? Come in for any paid repair work and let Gilmore's inspect your car at no extra cost to you.

No tricks. No Pressure.

partners

ASE (Automotive Service Excellence)
ASE Master Technician
asc
Car Care Aware