Tires are the single most important safety feature on your car. They are the only thing that connects the car to the road, and life-saving technologies like anti-lock brakes and electronic stability control cannot do their job if the tires don't have a good grip on the pavement.
As the adage goes, nothing lasts forever. Car owners still need to replace their tires a few times or more throughout the life of a typical vehicle. Despite advances in longer-lasting tires, actual tread life will vary by car type, tire type (such as all season or high performance), driving aggressiveness, and even road and weather conditions. Proper maintenance and responsible driving can maximize the mileage in a set of tires.
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We offer these services to help you prolong the life of your tires.
Once a need for new tires is determined, it is necessary to identify the best tires for your vehicle and driving demands. Look for tires that do well in tests for braking, handling, and resistance to hydroplaning. Winter traction should also be considered, if applicable. Let tread wear, ride comfort, noise, and rolling resistance be tiebreakers. Trust the tire experts at Southeast Iowa Diesel Service to help you choose the right tires for your vehicle.
We offer most major brands of tires. These are a few of our preferred brands.
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I’ve had great experience with the shop over the last few years. I had an older Duramax that had some issues that they were able to diagnose and give me an estimate before the work was done , fixed the issues ,no surprises.I recently had a John Deere tractor that was having intermittent electrical code issues related to the injection pump that can be a real pain to figure out. They did testing and repaired some minor electrical wiring, harness problems they thought possibly could be the problem before testing and diagnosing a sensor problem in the injection pump which they were able to get a part for it and repair it at the estimate they gave me. John Deere won’t sell you parts for an injection pump. They just want you to replace the whole thing . To me, the shop is more old school, where they diagnose and test and replace parts as needed not just start replacing parts and hoping that it fixes something. Very pleased with Southeast Iowa Diesel. Jim
Truck had some issues and they got me going again in No time!