At Walmart, you can get Auto service while you shop. With over 2,500 Auto Centers nationwide and certified technicians, we perform millions of tire and oil services a year. Our services include tire services, battery services, oil and lube services and more. Our Basic Tire Installation Package includes Tire Mounting, Valve Stems, Lifetime Balance and Rotation every 7,500 miles and 50 mile lug re-torque. We also offer a Value Tire Installation Package, including Road Hazard Protection (not available in the state of Washington), Flat Tire Repair, Lug Nut Replacement and other tire services. Our battery services include battery installation, non-corrosion treatment and battery terminal end replacement. We also offer oil changes and lube services, including vacuuming the interior of your car; checking and filling transmission fluid; checking your battery performance, air filter, wiper blades and headlights; washing your exterior windshield, checking and filling your washer, power steering and differential fluid;

checking and adjusting your tire pressure and checking your signal, brake and taillights. And we offer other install services, including fuel system service, wiper blade installation, headlight installation and more. For all your automotive and tire needs, Walmart has you covered. Wheel Balancing ServiceBalancing your wheels is a cost effective way to promote safety, reduce tire wear and increase fuel efficiency. Protect your investment with our Lifetime Wheel Balancing Service. Tire Balancing Service Packages Pep Boys Lifetime Wheel Balancing Service Properly balanced wheels can improve driver safety, reduce tire wear, increase fuel efficiency and minimize steering wheel vibration leading to a smoother, more comfortable ride. If you are experiencing a vibration in your steering wheel and/or through your seat, or if your tires have an irregular wear pattern, your tires may be out-of-balance. The tire professionals at Pep Boys will help protect your tire investment by maintaining the balance for the lifetime of the tire.

As low as $14.99The Pep Boys Lifetime Tire Balancing Service includes: Courtesy Vehicle Inspection *** Servicing a hybrid vehicle usually requires removal of trunk access panel for power supply access, shut off and reconnection A shop supply fee will be an additional charge (except in NY and CA) of 9.99% up to $35.00. A. $16.00 per tire. Mounting and Computer Lifetime balancing at your local Discount Tire or America's Tire store costs a low $16.00 per tire. Good Name For Ragdoll CatLifetime rotations are also included for this55 Cotton 45 Polyester T ShirtsMost vehicles model year 2008 and newer are equipped withYellow Labrador Puppies For Sale In Oklahoma TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System)

sensors and may require a TPMS rebuild kit at the time of installation. of these rebuild kits will vary by vehicle. A. Your invoice and valve stems are inside the white plastic envelope marked If the envelope is missing, please call us at 800.707.8473 and we will ship replacements to you as A. All four certificates are on your invoice. The front of your invoice indicates the number of certificates you haveThe back of your invoice indicates the details of your certificates. If you need a copy of your invoice please call us at 800.707.8473. We will be happy to mail one to you. A. Please contact us. Our knowledgeable tire and wheel experts can provide weights for all of theFeel free to call us at 800.707.8473 and we will look them up A. You can download the rebate form from our website. If the rebate is still running you will be able to find a printable version of it on our website (Select "Current Promotions" from our Home page).

download our rebate forms for current and recently expired offers on our If the tires and wheels you are looking for are approved for your vehicle you can create your own package online. Search for tires and wheels using your vehicle then add them to your shopping cart. When you purchase a tire and wheel package we will mount and balance for free and ship it ready to be bolted on. If you didn't receive your tracking numbers or are having trouble tracking them, please give us a call at 800.707.8473 and one of our customer care representatives will be happy to assist. Keep in mind that it may take 24-48 hours for the tracking numbers to register with the shipping company. A. Most are delivered in 3-5 business days. We can't bring your order to you so the nice people at UPS do it for us. 90% of our orders the same business day that they are placed. received 3-5 business days from the day they are ordered, Saturdays and Sundays are

Shipping time for special order product can be estimated by your sales agent or Customer Care representative. For more accurate shipping times or dates please call us at 800.707.8473.You hop in your car, back out of your driveway, and hear an odd dragging sound on the pavement beneath your tires. Ignoring it, you begin to drive off – and notice that your steering wheel is almost impossible to turn. Pulling over and stepping out of your car to investigate, you find that one of your tires has gone mysteriously flat overnight. Dollar signs begin to float before your vision as you ponder just how much it’ll cost to replace your tires. What you’ll pay out-of-pocket is entirely determined by what kind of tire you need and what kind of vehicle you drive. Below are a few examples of what you can expect to pay (per tire) for replacement service: As anyone who’s ever visited a tire shop can attest, tires come in all shapes, sizes and prices. Standard economy cars and sedans are usually the cheapest to replace, running anywhere from $50 to $75 apiece on average.

If you drive a sporty car or a large SUV, those prices can jump significantly higher and may cost you anywhere from $100 to $300 apiece, sometimes even higher. Unfortunately, you can’t just install cheap sedan tires on a sports car, just as you can’t install passenger vehicles on a large pickup truck. Your car’s rim size, wheel-well space and suspension all require specific sized tires that vehicle manufacturers strongly recommend you stick with if you don’t want to wind up with serious damage to your car’s inner workings. Your best bet to determining exact cost is to contact a local auto mechanic with your exact tire size and get a price estimate. Depending on what your manufacturer recommends, you could even end up spending several hundred dollars on a single tire. A cursory search for a few vehicles gives us this range of prices – note this is approximate cost range per tire, and this is only an estimate for the tire itself – not the installation. Fortunately for you, few auto mechanics and tire shops make a killing from installing car tires.

Most of their income comes by way of more detailed work. That’s not to say that replacing a tire is something that just anyone can do. A fully capable auto repair shop should be equipped with expensive machinery necessary to the removal of your old tire from its rim and the installation of its replacement. In addition to that, there are balancing machines that ensure your tire spins smoothly on the road. But the actual physical act of replacing a single tire isn’t that time consuming. Therefore most shops only tack on a minimal charge. For installation and balancing, you can expect to pay anywhere from $10 to $25. By taking your vehicle into a wholesale club store like Costco, you can actually get out the door for even less. And in most cases, the costs include free rotation services and a road-hazard warranty to offer protection against future flats and accidental damage. Another cost factor associated with replacing your tire are the warranties that come with it. As we mentioned above, most shops will throw on a road-hazard warranty for a minimal fee, sometimes including it in the cost of installation.

A road-hazard warranty comes into play if your tire is damaged, and offers you a prorated discount based on remaining tread depth. Mileage warranties are another thing entirely. Many tire manufacturers offer mileage warranties that guarantee you won’t have to replace them before a set number of miles. It’s typical to see mileage warranties anywhere from 20,000 to 80,000 miles. The only catch is that you must perform regular rotation maintenance and ensure your vehicle’s alignment isn’t off, because ignoring tire rotations and alignment issues can wear out your tires prematurely. Buying a tire with a high-mileage warranty will cost you more, but if you do a lot of driving it could also benefit you greatly. Not all tires come with mileage warranties, so be sure to ask about this when selecting the make and model of replacement tire. Ultimately, anytime you need a single tire replaced, you’re probably going to pay double. Tires work better in pairs and any auto mechanic will strongly recommend that if you’re going to replace one, you should replace at least two.