Replacing auto tires on your auto or a van / truck can become quite a stress, especially considering current selection on the market with various local and online deals and offers.
Whenever choosing a tire, car owners often notice that some models, though very common on the exterior, can come at a noticeable price difference. What those guys fail to recognize, is that the more expensive design commonly offers latest in various techonologies of car tire manufacturing. Which could include latest versions of rubber and its ingredients, steel cords and so on. Almost all these technological know-hows allow to improve such vital qualities of the tire as its mass, which has an effect on your car overall performance, in addition to gasoline use. Most of these new designs also allow for a longer mileage on every tire, noise reduction and typically they provide better handling and improved safety of your vehicle. That’s more or less why the latest tire designs are generally higher-priced.
Another factor to consider while checking out auto tires and their cost, is what kind of car tire you need to buy. Auto tires are usually made for wintertime, summertime or all-season weather conditions. They vary through the structure of the surface area and the thread of the actual tire, at the same time the chemical ingredients of the rubber and also few other internal features. You shouldn’t commute using winter tires during the summer and the other way around. If you’re not sure what kind of tire will be the perfect fit for your vehicle, try these places in Chicago and also read some of the notes from folks at yelp.com:
Howard Auto Body & Repair
2255 W Howard St
(between Hartrey Ave & Grey Ave)
Chicago, IL 60645
Neighborhood: West Rogers Park
(773) 262-3550
Kristy M wrote: I also highly recommend Howard Auto Body. Totally reasonable and professional. I started going here after a friend recommended them and haven’t been disappointed one bit. I feel completely confident that they will not rip me off and go they go to every length to make sure that the customer is satisfied. If I could give them 10 stars I would!!
Ashland Tire & Auto
3737 N Ashland Ave
(between Grace St & Waveland Ave)
Chicago, IL 60613
Neighborhood: Lakeview
(773) 549-0084
Peter D said: I had to get two tires reapaired and went here based on the reviews I read. Everything i read was true, they were fast,extremely personable, and fixed two tire sensors and a cracked stem for about $150 less than anywhere else that I called. All in about 30 minutes.
This will be my new “go to” place.
All-Day Tire Shop
1900 W Division St
Chicago, IL 60647
Neighborhood: Wicker Park
(773) 486-4359
Jenet W. said: Once again All-Day Tire Shop is my go-to place for tire issues. Needed a tire fixed and they took care of it and put it back on my car for $10! Very cool. Plus I trust them, due to my past experiences there and everyone else’s yelp reviews.
A Speedline Tire & Auto Service
5250 N Damen Ave
(between Berwyn Ave & Farragut Ave)
Chicago, IL 60625
Neighborhood: Lincoln Square
(773) 878-3000
Lisa S. mentioned: I have been going to Speedline for a few years now and every time it has been a great experience. Ron the owner and his staff are personable, accomodating and genuine.
The other day I was in a bind- someone punctured my tire and Ron was there to help and with a smile!
I have referred a few friends to Speedline and will continue to do so.
Thank you Speedline!
Just Tires
4809 N Broadway St
(between Gunnison St & Lawrence Ave)
Chicago, IL 60640
Neighborhood: Uptown
(773) 334-5552
Jack J wrote: Really helpful employees- if you want things done right the first time, go here. They do what is necessary, give you proper advice, and won’t rip you off – not much more you could ask for from your mechanic. Also you can get a warranty on your tires which is really nice
