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Tyres, Tracking & Wheel Alignment 

SWINDON'S TYRE SPECIALISTS

NEW TYRES - WHEEL ALIGNMENT - TRACKING

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Get Your New Tyres from PJS Autos

WHY PEOPLE GET THEIR TYRES FROM PJS AUTOS
  • Local Expertise: "We're your neighbors, and we know the local roads. We can recommend the perfect tyres for your daily commute and ones that will cope with the many Swindon roundabouts."
  • Family-Owned & Operated: "We're not just a business, we're part of the community. You'll always get friendly, personalized service."
  • Competitive Pricing: "We offer competitive prices on a wide range of tyres, from budget-friendly options to high-performance brands."
  • Fast & Reliable Service: "Get you back on the road quickly with our efficient tyre fitting and repair services."
  • Free Tyre Checks: "Bring your car in for a free tyre safety check. We'll inspect your tread depth, air pressure, and overall condition.
If you are looking for a great deal when it comes to tyres and their fitting, then please get in touch. Select your tyres size, fill in the enquiry form and we will get back to you ASAP with a great price. 
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Do You Need New Tyres?

There are several key ways to tell when it's time to get new car tyres, and it's important to pay attention to these signs for safety and optimal performance. Here are some indicators to watch out for:
Tread depth: This is the most crucial factor. By law in the UK, your tyres must have a minimum tread depth of 1.6mm. However, it is always recommend replacing them as early as 3mm or 2mm, depending on the source, for better grip and performance in wet and cold weather. You can easily check tread depth with a gauge or even a 20p coin: if the silver band around the edge disappears within the grooves, it's time for new tyres.

Visible wear and tear: Look for uneven wear patterns, bulges, cuts, or cracks on the sidewalls. These can indicate internal damage or weakening, posing a safety risk and compromising handling. If you notice any such signs, get your tyres inspected by a professional immediately.

Age: Even if your tread depth is still okay, tyres have a lifespan. Rubber hardens and degrades over time, compromising performance and grip, especially in colder temperatures. Most experts recommend replacing tyres no later than 5-6 years old, even if they haven't worn down significantly.

Driving conditions: Your driving habits and environment can significantly impact tyre life. Aggressive driving, heavy loads, frequent city driving, (especially around the many roundabouts in Swindon) and extreme weather conditions will wear tyres faster. 

Performance issues: Do you notice a decrease in traction, hydroplaning in wet weather, or increased stopping distances? These could be signs of worn or damaged tyres. It's better to be safe than sorry. Bring them and we can check them for you.
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Professional inspection at PJS: A regular tyre check by one of our qualified mechanics is always recommended. We can spot hidden damage, assess tread depth accurately, and advise you on the best course of action.
Checking tyre tread is crucial

TRACKING & WHEEL ALIGNMENT

  • ​Tracking refers to the lateral position of the wheels, or how far apart they are. It is important for ensuring that the car drives straight and that the tyres wear evenly.
  • Wheel alignment refers to the angles of the wheels, or how they are positioned relative to each other and the road. It is important for ensuring that the car handles properly and that the tyres wear evenly.
So, wheel alignment is a more comprehensive term that encompasses tracking. However, tracking is still an important part of wheel alignment, and the two terms are often used together.
Here are some of the things that can cause tracking and wheel alignment problems:
  • Hitting a pothole or curb
  • Driving over uneven terrain
  • Worn or damaged suspension components
  • Improper tire inflation
  • Accidents
If you notice any of the following signs, it may be time to have your car's tracking and wheel alignment checked:
  • The car pulls to one side when driving
  • The steering wheel is not centered when driving straight
  • The tyres are wearing unevenly
  • The car feels unstable when driving
If you are not sure whether your car needs tracking or wheel alignment, please feel free to give us a call or drop by and our team of qualified mechanics will be more than happy to assist. .
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