Is it getting close to the time that you need to start thinking about new tires? You may be nodding your head as you're reading this, or you may be asking how you can tell. Well, don't worry! At Andy Mohr Ford, we're here to help our drivers in the Plainfield, Indianapolis, and Avon areas figure out when they need to get their vehicles into our tire shop.

Winter Tires

How to Tell if You Need New Tires

• Low Treads– Take a look at your tires. Are they wearing down? You'll be able to tell this with the penny test. Put a penny in your treads with the head facing down. If you can see the top of the head, your treads are too low and it's time to get new tires.
• Loss of Traction– Have you noticed that your tires aren't gripping the roads the way they should anymore? Are rainy days getting a little dicey because you slide when you don't want to? This is an indicator that you may need new tires.
• Improper Tread Wear– If you're looking at your tires, do they look bald in some areas and in some areas not? This is called improper tread wear and it means it's not only time for a visit to our tire shop, but you may need an alignment, balancing, or some other tire service to determine why they're wearing that way.

Winter vs. All-Season Tires

Ford Tires near Me

Not only will you get great service from our tire shop and service professionals, but you'll also get the best prices on tires for your Ford vehicle around with our low price tire guarantee. We offer tires for all makes and models in 13 different major brands and on top of that, we offer a 30-day money back guarantee. Also, check our website and see if your chosen tires are part of a rebate program to get an even better price!

Our Service Shop

Not only can our team of service professionals provide you with everything you'll need for your tires, but they can also perform other routine maintenance services as well. Whether you need an oil change, a brake job, or a new battery, we can help. Our technicians are trained to know Ford vehicles inside and out, so don't hesitate to call us if you're experiencing an issue.

Schedule Your Appointment Today!

Don't wait for bad tires to happen. Car manufacturers recommend swapping out your tires every six years, while tire manufacturers recommend every 10 years. If you're somewhere in between that age gap, it's time to schedule an appointment with us today! We even offer online scheduling for your convenience.