San Carlos & Valley Springs Auto Repair

Tire tread depth is key to vehicle safety when it comes to wet and slippery roads. Old, worn out tires are a safety issue. While summer driving in California – on dry asphalt - may seem to indicate that your tires are OK, we highly recommend doing a tire check as the Fall rains roll in. As tires wear out over time, their grip on the road lessens, and when the tread depth falls below acceptable minimum,  you’re much more likely to skid or hydroplane on wet and slippery roads. Checking tire tread depth is a simple but important task that can make a big difference in your driving experience. How To Check Tire Tread Depth? No time to check your tire tread depth? Don't worry! Checking your tire tread depth doesn’t take long, and it’s one of the easiest ways to increase your vehicle’s safety. Tread depth affects tire traction, stability, and braking power, all of which are important for a smooth, safe drive. At Toole’s Garage i ... read more