Tires & Alignment
New tires, rotations, balancing, and precision 4-wheel alignment. Extend your tire life and keep your ride straight.
What's included
Every line item below is part of the standard service — no surprise add-ons, no padded labor. If we find something extra during the job, we'll call you first.
- New tire installation and mounting
- Tire rotation (every 5,000–7,500 miles recommended)
- Wheel balancing
- 4-wheel precision alignment
- Tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) service
- Flat repair and patching
Three steps, start to finish.
We work the same way on every job — inspect, estimate, repair. No surprise charges, no work without your approval.
Assess — tread depth, wear pattern, age, condition
Recommend — only what's needed
Precision work — computerized alignment and digital balancing
Transparent, up-front pricing.
Rotations ~$30. Flat repair $15. 4-wheel alignment ~$90. New tires quoted by fitment.
Common questions.
Quick answers to what folks usually ask before booking. If your question isn't here, give the shop a call — we don't mind the question.
How do I know if I need an alignment?
The car drifts or pulls to one side on a flat road, the steering wheel sits off-center when you drive straight, or the tires are wearing unevenly on the inner or outer edge. You should also get an alignment after hitting a big pothole or curb, after suspension work, and whenever you buy new tires.
Do you sell tires?
Yes. We can source most major brands, from budget all-season tires to premium touring and performance tires, and we quote by your exact fitment. Installation includes mounting, balancing, new valve stems or TPMS service as needed, and disposal of the old tires.
How much is an alignment or rotation?
A computerized 4-wheel alignment runs about $90, a rotation about $30, and a standard patch-and-plug flat repair $15. Balancing is quoted on the spot. New tires are priced by size and brand, and we give you the out-the-door number before any work starts.
How often should I rotate my tires?
Every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, which for most people lines up with every oil change. Regular rotation evens out wear between the front and rear and can add thousands of miles to a set of tires.
Can you fix a flat, or do I need a new tire?
A puncture in the tread area up to about a quarter inch can usually be patched from the inside for a lasting repair. Damage to the sidewall or shoulder, or a tire that has been driven flat, cannot be repaired safely, and we will tell you honestly which case you are in.
Book This Service
Pick a time online or just give us a ring. Every repair gets a written estimate before we touch anything, and we'll call before any additional work.