Tire Sets in Tire Types(1000+)

To find the right tire size for your vehicle, check the owner's manual or look at the tire information sticker usually located on the driver's side door jamb. This sticker lists the recommended tire size, load index, and speed rating. Tires are labeled with numbers and letters indicating width, aspect ratio, and wheel diameter (e.g., 235/45R18). Matching these specifications ensures proper fit and performance. If you're unsure, Walmart's tire experts can help you select the correct size based on your vehicle model and driving needs.

When you purchase tires at Walmart, installation services are available to make the process easy and convenient. Installation typically includes mounting the tires on your wheels, balancing them for smooth driving, and disposing of old tires. Some locations may also offer additional services like tire rotation and pressure checks. It's a good idea to schedule an appointment ahead of time to ensure availability. Installation fees vary, so check with your local Walmart Auto Care Center for details and any current promotions.

Tire replacement depends on factors like tread wear, driving habits, and climate. Generally, tires should be inspected regularly and replaced when tread depth reaches 2/32 of an inch to maintain traction and safety. Signs that indicate replacement include uneven wear, cracks, bulges, or vibration while driving. Many tires come with tread wear indicators to help you monitor condition. Regular maintenance and timely replacement can improve vehicle handling and reduce the risk of accidents.

All-season tires provide a balanced performance suitable for a variety of weather conditions, including dry, wet, and light snow. They are designed with tread patterns and rubber compounds that offer good traction year-round, making them a versatile choice for many drivers. While they may not perform as well as specialized winter or summer tires in extreme conditions, all-season tires can reduce the need for seasonal tire changes and offer convenience and cost savings for everyday driving.

After installing new tires, it's important to check if your vehicle's alignment is correct. Signs that an alignment might be needed include uneven tire wear, your car pulling to one side, or a crooked steering wheel when driving straight. Proper alignment ensures even tire wear, better handling, and improved fuel efficiency. Many Walmart Auto Care Centers offer alignment services, and it's often recommended to have an alignment checked when you get new tires installed to maximize their lifespan and performance.