Tire Installation

Let Lynn Wood Service Center Install Your Next Set of Tires

Looking for reliable tire installation services? Look no further! At Lynn Wood Service Center, we specialize in the sale and professional installation of tires to keep your vehicle rolling through the miles.

When it comes to tire installation, we understand the importance of attention to detail and precision. Our technicians will carefully remove your old tires, inspect the wheels, balance the tire and wheel assemblies, and ensure that all lug nuts are tightened to the manufacturer's specifications for a secure fit.

As part of our tire installation service, we also take care of replacing valve stems. Valve stems are important for maintaining tire pressure and allowing for inflation. Our team will ensure that new valve stems are installed correctly to prevent air leaks.

We use professional-grade equipment and techniques to mount the tires on your wheels for a proper fit and alignment.

How Do I Know When to Replace My Tires?

Check the following:

Tread Wear: It's recommended that your start your tire search before you reach the minimum (2/32 in Utah and most states). Driving on bald or near bald tires isn't safe. If your tread is fine but you notice uneven tread wear, don't ignore it. You may be out of alignment or have another issue causing premature or irregular wear. Correcting the issue can extend the life of your tires before you need to replace them.
Cracks or Bulges: Check for any cracks, bulges, or sidewall damage. These can compromise tire integrity and safety.
Excessive Vibrations: If you feel pronounced vibrations even after tire balancing, it may indicate tire wear or damage. There could be other reasons for this as well. Talk with the team at Lynn Wood Service Center and let us know what you're seeing and experiencing. We will assist you in identifying the cause and having the issue corrected.
Poor Handling & Traction: If you notice a decrease in overall handling, traction, or longer stopping distances, it could be due to worn-out tires. Check your tires to see how they look. You can use a penny to check the tread. This is a simple test to determine if your tires have adequate tread depth. Insert the penny upside down into the tread groove. If you see the top of Lincoln's head, your tread is too worn and it's time for replacement. If Lincoln's head is partially covered, your tread is sufficient and you have good traction.

When it's time for new tires, our knowledgeable staff can assist you in selecting the right tires for your vehicle, driving preferences, and budget. We offer a wide range of high-quality tires from trusted brands to ensure excellent performance and durability.