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WE SELL, REPAIR AND REPLACE TIRES

Did you know that we are your one-stop-shop for auto repair and tires? We sell, service and repair all automotive and light truck tires as well as semi truck tires. Aside from being price competitive, purchasing your tires from us also gives you these awesome benefits:

Tires sold with our optional Tire Protection plan include:

FREE Tire Rotations for the life of the tires
FREE Flat tire patch repairs until 2/32″
FREE 3-year Nationwide Road Hazard coverage (prorated based on current tread depth)
FREE 24 Hour Roadside Assistance

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Download our Road Hazard Brochure

Our Tire Protection Plan

The purchase of the “Road Hazard & FREE Tire Repair Protection Plan” is only available on new tires purchased from American Garage.

If a tire(s) covered by the “Road Hazard & FREE Tire Repair Protection Plan” becomes unsafe and unusable due to a road hazard, such as a non-repairable cut, snag, nail or glass puncture or during the life of the original usable tread, it will be replaced with a comparable tire. The replacement cost will be determined by multiplying the original purchase price of the tire (excluding taxes and other applicable taxes and service charge outlined in the following example.

For Example:

Tire: P205/60R16
Original tread depth: 11/32nd*
Remaining tread depth: 7/32nd**
Original Purchase Price: $150
Percentage of tread worn: 44%**

Replacement cost would be $150 original purchase price (or current retail price) x 44% = $66 plus applicable disposal fees, charges for mounting, balancing, stems, sensors and rim cleaning.

WHAT IS ROAD HAZARD?

Road Hazard damage occurs when a tire fails during the course of driving in a legal manner on a road maintained by state or local authority.

Nails, glass and potholes are the most common Road Hazards. With Road Hazard protection, your tire repair or replacement is reimbursed should Road Hazard occur.*

With American Garage’s Tire Road Hazard Service Program, your tire repair or replacement is reimbursed (to the extent and subject to the conditions).

The Road Hazard Program covers tires from the date of purchase or until 2/32” or less of tread remains, whichever occurs first.
Repairs are reimbursed up to $25 per tire per occurrence.

The following tires are not eligible for the Road Hazard Service Program:

Competition tires
LT Flotation sized tires
Trailer tires
Oversized tires

Tires must be rotated every 7500 miles or less.

The following vehicles are not eligible for the Tire Road Hazard Service Program:

Any emergency service vehicle.
Any vehicle used for hire, commercial, towing, construction or postal service.
Any vehicle used for off-road use.
Fleet Vehicles
Program is only available to customers living in the 48 contiguous States. Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories, Canada and Mexico are excluded.
In the event that you need a replacement tire outside of our service area, the original/damaged tire must be returned to us for inspection prior to approval for the Road Hazard & Free Tire Repair Protection Plan.

Tips for Avoiding Road Hazards

Some road hazards are unavoidable, but using the tips below, you can give yourself a safety edge – and protect your tires at the same time.

Look: Make sure you keep your eyes on the road at all times, and avoid unnecessary and dangerous distractions like texting or talking on your cell phone. If you’re in a larger area, busy area or a school zone, keep a look out for pedestrians or cyclists entering the roadway. Also keep your windshield as clean as possible so you can see any unexpected hazards clearly. When you visit us for regular maintenance, we’ll make sure your wiper fluid is full and that your wipers are in good condition.

Listen: If you’ve got the radio on, make sure the volume isn’t so loud that you can’t easily hear things like other cars approaching, horns honking, or emergency signals from fire trucks or ambulances.

Light: Keep your headlights on if it’s anything but sunny outside so the road is well-lit and so others can easily see you. It’s actually the law in most states to have your lights on after dusk or if it’s rainy or foggy. And keep in mind that your blinkers aren’t for sending Morse code messages to your buddies. Anytime you’re making a turn or changing lanes, use your blinker ahead of time to let others know what you’re about to do.

Leave Space: Keep a safe distance between you and the car in front of you using “The 3 Second Rule”. To test your distance, pick out a landmark or spot on the road. As soon as the car in front of you passes it, count a full three seconds. If you reach that same spot before the three seconds are up, you’re too close. If the car in front of you unexpectedly slams on their brakes, you’ll need that 3-second cushion to avoid an accident. This space also allows you plenty of time to avoid road hazards like debris or potholes.