Toyota Tire Store in Philadelphia, PA

Central City Toyota Service Center - Toyota Tires

 

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The right tires not only help contribute to your vehicle's handling and performance, but can also impact fuel efficiency and safety as well. If your tires are showing signs of wear, you can get exact replacements for the original tires at a competitive price at Central City Toyota Service Center. Our factory trained and certified Toyota technicians will ensure that your tires are mounted, balanced and inflated to match your Toyota vehicle's specifications.

View our competitive tire prices by clicking on the "Price Your Tires" button below the video and simply provide your vehicle information and the tires that you are interested in. Keep your Toyota a Toyota by replacing your original tires at Central City Toyota Service Center conveniently located in Philadelphia.

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Fuel economy, performance, safety — each one of these aspects is directly affected by the condition of your car’s tires. Regular rotation and situational repair and replacement are absolutely pivotal in getting the most out of every set. Knowing when to have these services performed by a trained professional — like the ones at Central City Toyota — will make you a safer, more informed car owner in the long-run.

Tire Damage: Repair vs. Replacement

As you may have seen in your owner’s manual, your tires should be rotated every six months on average, or every 5,000 to 8,000 miles. This will ensure normal wear and give your tires a great chance of holding up for somewhere around five years, depending on how and where you do most of your driving. The following circumstances will necessitate a sooner replacement:

• Cracking in the tire sidewall
• Bulging or blistering on the tire
• Excess vibration upon increased speed or braking

You’ll also want to keep an eye out for a reduced tread depth — 2/32” or less, to be exact. Determining such an issue is a DIY task that even amateurs can master. Just insert a penny upside down into the tread groove of the tire in question. If you can see all of Lincoln’s head, it’s time for a new tire.

Luckily, today’s tires benefit from better engineering than ever before. Minor damage, like puncture wounds, doesn’t always mean that replacement is necessary. As long as a puncture goes no deeper than a quarter-inch in the tread area only, there’s a good chance it can be repaired by simple plugging and patching.

Consult a tire expert at Central City Toyota in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to be sure. We’re equipped to handle all your specific tire needs.