FROM DIAMOND BAR / ABOUT 13 MILES
Tires and alignment near Diamond Bar
Diamond Bar sits where the 57 and the 60 share one freeway. Take the 57 north to the 10, head east a few exits, and you're in Montclair.
Getting here from Diamond Bar
From City Hall on Copley Drive, take Golden Springs Drive to Grand Avenue and get on the 60 east. Here it shares the road with the 57 north. Stay with the 57 north when the two split.
At the Kellogg Interchange, take the 10 east. Get off at Exit 49, Central Avenue, go north to Moreno Street and turn right.
Diamond Bar roads and your tires
The 57 and the 60 together
For a short stretch the Orange Freeway and the Pomona Freeway run on the same roadway through Diamond Bar. The 60 carries heavy container truck traffic between the ports and the Inland Empire. More trucks means more debris in the lanes.
Interchange construction
Work on the 57/60 interchange improvements began in 2023 and is scheduled to finish in 2028. Lane shifts and temporary pavement come with it. Hit a rough seam hard and the alignment can go.
Brea Canyon and the hills
South of the 60, the 57 climbs through Brea Canyon, the gap between the Chino Hills and the Puente Hills. Diamond Bar Boulevard runs along the valley floor with neighborhoods on the hills above it. Grades and curves wear tires faster when pressure is low.
Summer heat
Average highs are about 90°F in July and 92°F in August, and Diamond Bar has recorded 113°F. Heat raises pressure through the day, so check and set your tires cold, in the morning.
What Diamond Bar drivers book
About 13 miles from Diamond Bar. Book before you leave.
Book online in a minute, or call (909) 321-2191. 5483 Moreno Street, Montclair.
Diamond Bar questions
Is there a Kwik Tire in Diamond Bar?
No. There's one Kwik Tire, on Moreno Street in Montclair. About 13 miles from Diamond Bar City Hall by the 57 and the 10.
Which way do I go from Diamond Bar?
Take the 57 north to the 10 and head east. Get off at Exit 49, Central Avenue, go north to Moreno Street and turn right.
Can every puncture be repaired?
No. Most punctures in the tread can be fixed from the inside. Damage to the sidewall or shoulder can't be repaired safely, so that tire gets replaced.