Tire Tread & Pressure Check Service

Telltale Warning Signs of a Tire-Related Problem

• Vibration – a vibration in the steering wheel or inside the cabin signals that there might be a tire tread defect that balancing cannot offset
• Noise – defective tires often make strange noises such as chattering or squealing that they didn’t make before
• Poor Traction – since tires are ‘where the rubber meets the road,’ faulty tires often come with poor traction felt in poor steering & handling performances
• Wobbling – feeling a wobble inside the cabin at speed is the most obvious warning signs of bad tires

What happens during Tire Tread & Pressure Check Service?

Tire Tread & Pressure Check Service begins with a GM-Certified Technician with vast training on tire inspection, maintenance, and repair. The GM-Certified Technician will start by inspecting the tires for excessive wear and damage. If there is excessive wear or damage, you will likely need to replace the tire to restore peak performance and reliability. Next, the Tread Depth will be assessed using factory specifications to ensure that there is adequate remaining tread life and the tires are in acceptable condition. Tire pressure gets checked and air pressure adjusted as necessary to factory specifications. Any new tires that need to be installed can receive a thorough installation service including rim mounting, balance, rotation, and alignment service as necessary to ensure factory specifications and safe performance for many miles to come.