Ford Tires
Ford Tire Service Coupons in Imlay City, MI
The tires on your vehicle are your most direct connection to the road. Maintaining their condition and maximizing their wear is a critical task made easy with the new tires and tire maintenance services available at Imlay City Ford.
Find the tire service coupons and specials you need to add savings to your next visit on this page, and schedule service online or by calling (810) 724-5900.
Ford Tires & Tire Services Available in Imlay City, MI
The Imlay City Ford service center is proud to be your local Ford service and tire center in Imlay City, MI. Whether you need to buy new tires or wheels or need tire service, a wheel alignment, or a tire rotation, count on us! Learn more about our available services below and schedule service paired with the right tire coupons from above to get started.
Ford Tires for Sale
With a wide selection of available tires, Imlay City Ford is your go-to tire store in Imlay City, MI. Find all-season tires, summer tires, winter tires, all-terrain tires, and more for your particular model and performance requirements. Shop competitively priced tire options from top brands to find your favorite, and be sure to claim the Ford tire coupon that’s right for you today.
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Ford Wheels Available
Upgrade your current wheels or replace what you have with the available wheel choices at our dealership. Designed specifically for your Ford car, truck, or SUV, our Ford wheels offer outstanding looks and rugged durability. Reach out to our team for more information about Ford wheel availability, or visit our parts center in Imlay City, MI, and discuss your options in person.
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Ford Alignment Service
Ensure your vehicle continues to handle the way it’s designed to with Ford alignment services at Imlay City Ford. Curbs, potholes, and other jarring impacts can throw off the balance of your vehicle’s wheel alignment, impacting your driving experience. Our service professionals are equipped with precision tools and experienced with a diverse range of models.
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Tire Rotations Offered
One of the most important services you can have performed to extend the life of your tire investment is regular tire rotations. Add this to your maintenance routine and schedule The Works® maintenance package at our Ford service center in Imlay City, MI. In addition to other key services, you get a tire rotation and pressure check for even wear and optimal ride comfort.
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Our team of Ford tire service professionals is well-versed in all things automotive. We field a wide range of questions surrounding the tire service and maintenance best practices. To streamline your service research, we’ve answered some of the most commonly asked questions here. For answers to your specific questions, call us at (810) 724-5900 or contact us online.
When Should I Change My Tires?
Even the best tires will wear out eventually. An easy way to test the amount of remaining tread on your tires is the penny test, where you insert a penny into the tread groove, with Lincoln’s head pointing down. Can you see the top of Lincoln’s head? If so, this means there is less than 2/32 of an inch of tread left, and it’s time to change your tires.
What Are the Warning Signs of a Bad Tire?
Beyond normal tread wear, there are several signs that your tires are bad or in poor condition. The most obvious sign of a bad tire is that it won’t hold air, however, other signs include physical damage to the tire, bulges in the tire, uneven wear, and noise or vibrations while you are driving. Our team can diagnose and offer solutions when you schedule a service visit.
What is a Tire Rotation?
A tire rotation involves moving the tires on your vehicle from one position to another. Rotating your tires is necessary because tires tend to wear unevenly, and rotating them helps even this out. Generally, you should rotate your tires every 5,000 to 8,000 miles to help maximize their life, wear, and performance. Check your owner’s manual for model-specific guidance.
What Tires Fit My Car?
Your owner’s manual, the vehicle information placard, or your current tire sidewalls will tell you the type of tires you need. For example, if the vehicle information placard says your car needs “265/70 R17” tires, then you need a tire that is 265 millimeters in width, with an aspect ratio of 70, radial construction, and a 17-inch rim size.