How Long Do Tires Last?
Generally, tires last about five years. Several factors can contribute to their demise, some of which may degrade your tires earlier than you expect. Mostly, the wear-and-tear comes from traveling on rougher roads and not sticking to a tire maintenance schedule.
Every month, you should check the tire pressure in your tires. With the proper tire inflation, your ride will be smooth even over more uneven terrain. Invest in a tire gauge or find a public tire inflation machine at a convenience store or gas station. Or, better yet, stop by for a quick check by our team of tire technicians.
Tire rotations can even out the wear of your tires. Front tires get the most play, so they can deteriorate faster. Rear tires come in second, so it’s best to swap the front for the back, so that your tires will be at the same level.
Our tire technicians can examine the treads and the tire surface to evaluate if they should be updated. Specific tests can be performed to confirm that you need a new set of tires.