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Are you looking after your Tyres?
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- 28 Jan, 2015
More often than not, we forget to check and care for the tyres on our cars. Here are 3 easy steps to help you look after your tyres.
1. Check the Tread Depth on your Tyre. This is important because the more tread you have on your tyre, the better the tyre will grip to the road in wet weather.
2. Check your Tyre Pressure. The car manual will tell you how much pressure should be in your tyre. It's important to check this approximately once a month to ensure there is enough pressure in the tyre. Too much pressure, or not enough pressure will make your tyres wear unevenly.
3. Check the Tyres for Damage or Uneven Wear. It is good to get into the habit of checking your Tyres for any damage or uneven wearing. Look for cuts or wear or bulges.
If you have any doubt about your tyres, you can stop in and we will happily check your tyres free of charge.
For more detailed information on the safety of your tyres, visit our friends at Bridgestone. http://www.tyresafety.eu/en/safety
At Allan Stratton Automotive, we take the pain out of regularly servicing. Maintaining your car is important and we strive to make this experience as easy and effortless as possible. We offer courtesy pick up and drop off and we are open extended hours to suit your busy lives.
Allan Stratton Automotive Repairs are approved preferred mechanical repairers for QFleet vehicles.
Thank you for all your support in the KBB Digit, Rescue My Website Competition. Unfortunately we didn't win. Congratulations to the winners Nachos Cantina in Melbourne. They won the "Local Legend" division. It was great to see you all get behind Allan Stratton Automotive. Despite not winning the $25,000.00 marketing package, we felt like winners due to your support. We look forward to seeing you in the new year!
Congratuations to Daniel Friske, who was the winner of the Free Service.
I am often asked if you will void your new car warranty if you don’t have your car serviced with the dealer where the car was purchased. Simply, the answer is NO! This is one of the greatest myths about new car servicing.
