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Answer:    Squeaky or squealing noises can be a sign that it is time to have your brakes inspected and possibly replaced. Many brakes are designed to start making noise when they are worn down. While brake noises can occur for a variety of reasons, it is best to have a professional inspect them to ensure you and your family are safe on the road with properly functioning brakes. 

You can find your tire size in your vehicle’s owner manual or on the tire information sticker on your driver’s side door. This will list your original equipme nt (OE) tire size which is what the manufacturer approved to come standard on your vehicle.    Another option is to look at the size listed on your current tire’s sidewall. This lists the current size, speed rating and more.    You can search our tire catalog by your vehicle or size to find the right tires for you.  

Keeping good tires on your car is important for safe driving. It is recommended you do a visual check of your tires at least once a month. Be on the lookout for any cracks, bulges or bubbles on the sidewalls. If you see anything abnormal you need to have a technician inspect them.     Check your tread depth using the penny test. Place a penny into the tread of your tire with Lincoln’s head pointing down. If you can see the top of his head then the tread is low and you need to replace your ...