Your complete source for new tires

Balding, cracking or just plain worn down tires? It’s time. Tires Plus Total Car Care is your complete source for new tires for your car, truck, minivan or SUV. Our tire experts will help you understand and take advantage of the vast array of tire options available for your specific vehicle type. Different vehicles have different tire needs, but with our wide selection of tires — from all-season tires to winter tires or highway driving to all-terrain — you’ll be sure you’re getting the tire your vehicle needs from a brand you trust. We carry a selection of the top tire brands including Bridgestone, Firestone & Primewell brands.

Discover the tire that’s right for you, right away with our online tire finder. Search by vehicle or tire size to get a full quote and schedule an installation at your local Tires Plus stores.

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Time for new tires? Ask the experts!

  • Tire tread penny test

    Treadwear

    Place a penny head first into several tread grooves across the tire. If you see the top of Lincoln’s head, your treads are worn and your tires will need to be replaced. If part of Lincoln’s head is always covered by the tread your tires are still in good shape. When your tire’s treads are worn out your car may respond poorly in bad weather such as rain and snow.

  • Tire element exposure

    Exposure to Elements

    If you are driving in a place with extreme heat, the sun’s ultraviolet rays can really do a job on your tires. Prolonged exposure can eventually lead to structural changes to your tires. Tires are built to resist most climates, but extreme weather such as snow, intense heat, rain and rocks will eventually wear down your tire treads — they are rubber, after all. Take advantage of our seasonal tire selection, we have a tire for any climate and season.

  • Tire tread wear

    Tire Age

    Regardless of your tire’s tread wear or climate, tire manufacturers recommend that you replace your tires after 10 years. Check your tire’s manufacturer’s recommendation or visit our local Tires Plus stores for assistance.