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What Causes Your Tire Tread Wear?

April 1, 2017 Car Accessories ReviewTires, Trick Trucks

Remember: if you can see Abe’s head, it is time for new tires! As your tires are constantly in use, it’s normal for your overall tire performance to start changing. As far as your tire tread, however, there could be several reasons why irregular tread occurs. This may mean you will need to replace your tire fairly soon. But to get a better idea about tire tread wear, let’s take a look at a few of the causes and issues. Tire Tread Issues: Improper Inflation Pressure If your tire is…

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Some Basic Equipment for Your Truck

April 1, 2017 Car Accessories ReviewTrucks, Tires, snowplow, Trailer hitches, truck equipment

Consider a Trailer Hitch Consider this a follow up to a post we had from a few weeks ago. Whatever the weather is like, some basic equipment is always good to have. Even if this year’s winter is on track to be the driest in recent memory with almost no snow, it is still good to be prepared. Rain might come more often than snow, but you’ll still want to be ready. Let Trick Trucks & Cars help you get ready with these great services, and some handy tips: Install…

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Summer Tires Vs. All Season Tires – Trick Trucks

April 1, 2017 Car Accessories ReviewTires, all season tires, summer tires

Trick Trucks and Cars will tailor the tire of your choosing to the unique capabilities of your car Is it time for new tires? Are you stressed over how much of a complete monetary investment buying tires is? A look at the differences and benefits of summer tires vs. all season tires might have you rethinking which to invest in. While both have many suitable strengths, it is important to choose the tire that is right for you. Let’s take a more detailed look at the differences. All Season Tires…

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Is Your Tire Pressure Light On? It Might Be The Cold Weather

April 1, 2017 Car Accessories ReviewTires, Tire Pressure, winter weather

Winter weather can cause your tire pressure to fall below recommended levels. Has your tire pressure monitor light gone off recently? All vehicles sold in the United States as of 2007 feature this bright yellow indicator light. As today’s the first day of winter, it wouldn’t be unusual if your tire pressure monitor light triggered this morning. That’s because your car is telling you that your tires need more air to handle the chilly cold weather this time of year. Here’s what’s happening. Your tire pressure monitoring system triggers a…