10 major brands of new tires plus inspected used tires. Every size. Mounting and balancing with fitting.
Italian premium performance tires — a common choice for sport sedans and performance fitments.
French engineering known for long tread life, wet-road safety and fuel efficiency.
Japanese precision with a full range from everyday all-season to sport performance.
German engineering with strong wet braking — a common pick for safety-first drivers.
An American staple covering everything from sport coupes to heavy-duty trucks and EVs.
Japanese performance engineering for sport and touring, with good value on performance sizes.
Competitive performance at aggressive pricing — popular with enthusiasts on a budget.
Korean-engineered tires with strong value. An OEM supplier to several major automakers.
Budget-friendly without giving up much performance — a solid everyday choice.
Specialty tires for trucks, SUVs and enthusiast builds, including aggressive tread patterns.
Before you buy any used tire, check three things: tread depth (4/32" or more — below that, wet grip drops off sharply), sidewall integrity (no cracking, bulging or impact damage), and the manufacture date on the DOT code (rubber hardens with age, so a 10-year-old tire is not a bargain). Reputable shops measure and show you all three.
Inspected used tires from Michelin, Pirelli, Continental, Goodyear and more. Check tread depth, sidewall integrity and the DOT date code before you buy.
Hard-to-find sizes in used condition. Lowered vehicles, staggered setups and specialty fitments are worth asking about specifically.
Some local shops offer installment financing for qualifying customers. Ask about it when you request your quote.
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Look yours up for the typical price of a used and a new tyre, what each number means, and what to check before you buy.