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Where the rubber meets the road is more than just a commonly used expression – it is where the safety and performance of your Chevrolet vehicle begins. Your Chevrolet dealer can help you with the correct choice of tire for your specific vehicle and driving needs. Chevrolet has made a name for itself in the automotive industry with its braking systems, tire pressure monitors and Stabilitrak suspension. These systems are critically dependent on properly selected, well maintained tires. To get the most out of your Chevrolet car, truck or crossover, speak with the Certified Service experts at your local dealer.

Tire alignment is critical in ensuring that you get the maximum wear and performance from your tires. Poor alignment can result from a number of factors that over time can cause your vehicle’s suspension and steering system to slip out of adjustment. If you notice your vehicle pulling one way or the other as you drive or encounter unusual tire wear, it is likely due to improper alignment. In addition, trucks, SUVs and sports cars have special tire needs based on their environment and traction conditions. Your Chevrolet dealer can recommend the alignment specifications that are right for you. Now, we know you have many choices when it comes to tire replacement. But when you take your GM car to the dealer, the service advisor will help you select the tire that's best for your GM vehicle. That's expertise you won't find at every tire store. And since most GM dealers offer very competitive tire prices on top tire brands like BF Goodrich, Bridgestone, Dunlop, Goodyear, Hankook, Continental, Firestone, General, Michelin, Pirelli, and Uniroyal, why would you go anywhere else?

How do I find my tire size?

Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GWVR) Label

Your vehicle's Original Equipment (OE) tire size can be found on the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) label, located on the driver's door jamb. See driver's door jamb to find your tire size.

What is a TPC Code?

Original Equipment (OE) tires designed to GM's specific Tire Performance Criteria (TPC) have a TPC specification code molded onto the sidewall. This TPC code will facilitate tire replacement for GM customers, insuring you receive the original equipment tires for your vehicle. See tire sidewall to find your TPC code.

7769 Grapevine Highway,
North Richland Hills, TX 76180
Sales: (817) 500-5467
Service: (817) 500-5438
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