Why Tires are Important
While you may not
think it, the upkeep of your tires and wheels in general is one of the
most important part of owning a vehicle. Tires are where your car meet
the road. Their health and upkeep affects nearly every other part of
your vehicle's performance, from handling corners and absorbing rough
road conditions to drivability to fuel efficiency. When your tires start
to go, it's something that can affect your car in such a way that you
might think something else is wrong. For these reasons, it is
recommended you always keep your tires in good shape, and buying new
tires is one of the best ways to do this. Buying quality tires will
ensure that you have the assurance you need that your car is driving the
best it can. Faulty tires are a leading cause of accidents and poor
fuel efficiency, as well as back pain after long drives. The vibration
of bad tires on your vehicle can cause fatigue and pain after a long day
behind the wheel - certainly not something you would expect from your
luxurious Lincoln model. If you always want your vehicle to feel as good
as it did the day you drove it off the lot, then pay us a visit and let us
see if your tires are in need of some attention.
Our Vast Selection of New Tires in Pittsburgh,
PA
Acquiring new tires from your Lincoln dealership
is an incredibly simple process. Depending on the season, simply call
our Lincoln Service
center and let us know what vehicle or tire size you're
looking for. From there, set up your date and time and we'll be ready
with the tires you need to
drive with confidence.
Snow Tires Are
Available!
It is recommended that in cold weather
where the roads are more treacherous that you invest in snow tires.
There are two main types of snow tires - studded and un-studded. Studded
snow tires have metal embedded in the rubber in order to more easily
puncture snow and ice, which in turn gives your car more grip on the
pavement. Non-studded tires use special tread patterns to give you
additional ice grip, and you can run beyond the April 15th restriction
on studded tires.
Summer and All-Season
Tires
When the snow finally stops flying, it's time
to replace those snow tires with a set of summer or all-season rubber.
These tires use harder compounds that can stand up to the warmer
pavement better than winter tires, and they use special treads that push
away water for better traction in the rain.
Schedule
Your Appointment Today!
No matter the weather, it's
important that you're keeping your Lincoln's tires in shape. Bald tires
are a hazard no matter how sunny it is, so make sure you're always on
top of how well your tires are performing - the dealership will make
that process easy for you. Just schedule your appointment
today!
