Tire Services in Eagan, MN

Alignments

A vehicle alignment brings the car's suspension into the proper vehicle manufacturer's specification by adjusting components so that the wheels are aligned with each other and the road surface. A proper alignment squares the car's wheels and axles with each other so that they are moving in the same direction. Each vehicle's manufacturer designates standard angles for the alignment, specified in degrees which provide improved handling and performances as well as maximizing tire tread life. Car Care Advanced Auto offers state-of-the-art alignment equipment to ensure it is performed properly every time.

Tire installation

Tires are no longer just rubber and oil. Instead, they are made up of several layers of materials, each playing its role in how the tire functions. Today's tires last longer and are less prone to dangerous blowouts than older tires. They are also better at maintaining contact with the road and can even help a car's performance. Choosing the right tires has drastically changed over the years. As an example, a vehicle towing heavy weight will need a high load rating tire. If a vehicle is driven in an area with heavy rain or snow, you might prefer the purchase tires with a better traction rating. The life expectancy of a tire depends on road conditions, driving habits, usage, and the type of tire.

Your tires need to be changed at the very least every 6 years. The rubber in the tires dries out over time. This can lead to cracking, greater stress on the tire's infrastructure, and catastrophic failure. A great drive starts with properly installed tires! At Car Care Advanced Auto we have professionally trained staff on hand to provide the best tires and tire installation in the industry.

Tire pressure monitoring system

Your tire pressure monitoring system often referred to as TPMS, is an electronic system designed to monitor the air pressure in your tires. This system uses real-time tire pressure information to alert you if there is a tire pressure problem. If your tire pressure drops to an unsafe level, it will alert you via a light or warning message. Many systems will also tell you which tire is low. Low tire pressure is not only a safety issue, but it will also drastically shorten the life of a tire.

Tire pressure sensors are powered by a non-serviceable battery and will eventually fail due to low battery voltage. The average lifespan of a tire pressure sensor is 7 to 9 years. It's also recommended that sensors be replaced or properly serviced when new tires are installed. At Car Care Advanced Auto, we have the tools, equipment, training, and knowledge to properly service or diagnose your Tire Pressure Monitoring System. We would be happy to handle all of your tire services today.

Tire rotation