All About Chevrolet Tires

While you could argue that the engine or transmission is the most essential part of a vehicle, its Chevrolet tires are where the rubber literally meets the road. When it's time to outfit your new car from Keyes Chevrolet, we'll ensure you learn everything you need about Chevy tires. 

Types of Tires 

There are many different types of tires fit for different conditions and vehicle applications. Performance tires, for instance, are used to get the most control and performance at higher speeds. There are tires with different speed, load, and terrain ratings. Not everyone needs specialized tires, but those who do will be glad to know we have several options across multiple brands.

• All-Terrain 

• Run-Flat 

• Self-Sealing 

• All-Season 

• Summer-Only 

You can find any of these using our Chevy Tire Finder on our website.

Tire Rotation 

Even with new tires, you must regularly rotate them so they wear evenly and don't damage your steering or suspension. This should be done every six months or 5,000 miles, whichever comes first, checking your treads to ensure they aren't wearing down too much. If you're worried you'll forget, a good rule of thumb is to do this with every oil change. 

Flat Tires 

Flat tires can happen at any time. To avoid this as much as possible, regularly have your tires serviced. You might also consider Run-Flat and Self-Sealing tires, which let you drive a limited distance after the flat at low speeds, so you don't have to change your tires in traffic. 

Tire Replacement 

If your Chevy tires start to go bald or wear unevenly, it might be too late for a tire rotation to correct the problem. However, we make replacing your tires as easy as possible at our Chevy service center. 

Tire Warranty 

Chevrolet also offers additional warranties you can buy to stay protected. There are three levels: Tire Protection, Tire & Wheel Protection, and Tire & Wheel Protection Plus. All three cover at least repair, replacement, and towing assistance. 

Find New Chevrolet Tires in Van Nuys Today 

The best way to see if your tires need replacing is to visit our Chevrolet Van Nuys dealership and talk to our Chevy service center. Here, we can help check your treads, find new tires, and have them installed. We look forward to helping you stay on the road.