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How to Buy New Tires

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If you’ve never done it before, purchasing tires can be a frustrating and intimidating task. How do you know what brand is best? How do you get the best price? We will discuss these questions and more in this blog post.

1. Read ReviewsShop New Tires
It’s impossible to know how tires will perform after a few thousand miles… unless you read the reviews of people who already have those tires. When looking through reviews, look for people who drive a similar car to yours (truck, SUV, sports car, etc.) and skim past the reviews of people who have driven less than 25% of the tire’s lifespan. If a tire lasts 50,000 miles, look for the reviews of people who have driven at least 12,500 miles on the tires. Your car will always drive well on new tires. The true test of a tire’s durability comes after it’s had some miles put on it.

2. Be on the Lookout for Rebates
When you know the life of your tires is coming to an end, start looking for manufacturer rebates on tires. Top brands like Goodyear, Pirelli, Cooper, and Michelin frequently offer significant discounts via rebate on their tires, and it pays to swap out your tires when you find a good deal.

3. Make Sure Your Tires are Actually New
Just because your tires are new does not mean they haven’t been sitting in the back of a warehouse for a few months. Being exposed to extreme heat and cold can take the life out of tires before they ever hit the asphalt, so be sure to check the four-digit number on the side of the tire which tells when the tires were manufactured.

4. Buy the Best You Can Afford
When you determine what type of tires your vehicle needs, buy the highest quality tire you can afford in that category. In life, there are many scenarios where skimping on premium items is fiscally responsible, but buying tires is not one of those scenarios. Higher quality tires will typically save you money in the long run because they will last longer and perform better for longer.

Keep these tips in mind the next time you are in the market for new tires, and you should be able to come out with high-quality tires for a good price!

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Wheels

If you want your vehicle to stand out in a crowd, a new set of custom wheels is the way to go. Custom wheels are a finishing touch that demonstrates your pride in your vehicle. When buying custom wheels, you have plenty of choices and the amount of options can sometimes be overwhelming. Get in touch with our custom wheel expert to find the best options for your vehicle.
At A & R Tire Pros in Quinton, AL, we will advise you on choosing the perfect wheels and make sure to suggest a product that meets your performance and configuration standards. We have all the leading brands and aim at providing our customers with the best possible deal paired with the best service!

Choosing the Right Custom Wheels for Your Ride

Choosing the right new set of wheels can be difficult. We offer a large catalog of new custom wheels from top brands in all styles and finish imaginable for your car, truck, or SUV. From custom rims to factory wheels, cast alloy to forged rims, wheel accessories to tires, everything you need is right here at A & R Tire Pros!

Types of Custom Wheels

  • Alloy Wheels: Alloy wheel is made with more than one metal and is lighter than the steel wheel because most alloy wheels are made with aluminum. It is lightweight and strong, to improve performance, handling, and gas mileage.
  • Chrome Wheels: Chrome wheels are wheels that has a chrome coating finish on it. This helps to reduce the chance of your wheel becoming oxidized. Rather than being entirely composed of chrome, the surface of the wheel is instead lightly coated in chrome.
  • Custom Steel Wheels: Heavier than aluminum, these wheels are perfect for off-road driving and heavy-duty work. These strong wheels improve vehicle stability and are inexpensive and function great as a standard wheel.
Custom Wheels and Rims in Quinton, AL

Shop for Custom Wheels at A & R Tire Pros in Quinton, AL

Custom wheels are the perfect option to personalize your vehicle. Choose from all the popular wheel brands on the market today such as Cragar, Pacer, Motiv Wheels, Focal, and so much more. Once you’ve selected your new custom wheels and tires, the tires are mounted on the rims using specialized equipment, wheel balancing is done, and then your custom wheels are fitted to your vehicle. A & R Tire Pros can meet all of your tire and wheel needs. Contact us today!

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Phone: (205) 674-6410
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Address: 6518 West Jefferson Rd.
Quinton, AL 35130

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Phone: (205) 674-6410
Fax: (205) 905-7806
Address: 6518 West Jefferson Rd.
Quinton, AL 35130
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A & R Tire Pros proudly serves the local Quinton, AL area. We understand that getting your car fixed or buying new tires can be overwhelming. Let us help you choose from our large selection of tires. We feature tires that fit your needs and budget from top quality brands. We pride ourselves on being your number one choice for any auto repair. Let us earn your business. Schedule an appointment today.