Learning About Auto Service Procedures

Learning About Auto Service Procedures

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Learning About Auto Service Procedures

Hello, my name is Joel. I've owned my car for more than 20 years, even after buying it used from a neglectful owner. At first, I had to go through the entire car, fixing all of the ongoing problems and restoring the aging parts. I focused on the condition of the engine and drive train before turning my attention to the interior components. On this site, I will go through all of the different service procedures I performed on my vehicle to help others work through the restoration and repair process on their own car. Thanks for your time.

 

3 Common Types Of Truck Tires

24 May 2019
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If you invest money in buying a high-quality truck, it is important to keep your truck equipped with the right tires. Choosing the right tires for your truck will increase performance and handling and also ensure that your truck is as fuel efficient as possible. Don't make the mistake of buying the cheapest tires that you can find for you truck--you are much better off spending extra money to buy tires that will last and suit your needs. Before you shop for tires, you need to carefully consider how you will use your truck. Some of the most common truck tire options include:

All-Season Tires

All-season tires are the most common type of truck tires, and in most cases, this is the type of tire installed when the truck is manufactured. These type of tires are designed to grip the roadway and provide stable handling in all type of conditions, whether the road is dry, wet with rain, or slick with snow and ice. If you generally use your truck to commute and will almost be driving on maintained, paved roads, all-season tires are an excellent choice. When it is time to replace your current all-season tires, opt for the brand and size that is recommended by your truck's manufacturer.

All-Terrain Tires

All-terrain tires are constructed differently than all-season tires, and they are designed for trucks that are driven both on paved roads and in rougher conditions. When you have all-terrain tires on your truck, you can count on a smooth drive down the highway, but you can also have the peace of mind of knowing that your truck will be fine on dirt roads, roads with large potholes, and in deep snow on roads that have not yet been plowed. All-terrain tires are very durable, so you can count on them lasting for quite a while without any problems.

Mud-Terrain Tires

Some people purchase trucks with no other intention than to use it for off-roading adventures. If you plan on using your truck primarily on off-road conditions or on muddy dirt roads, mud-terrain tires are your best option. You can drive on paved roadways with mud-terrain tires, but it is important to note that they are specifically designed to help a truck perform well in challenging conditions that are very different than driving on the road. 

For more information about which kind of tires is best for your truck, reach out to a tire shop.