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Tires in Montclair
Michelin, Bridgestone, Goodyear, Continental, Pirelli, Nitto and 31 more brands, plus used take-offs in some sizes. Live prices and stock below; we mount them here on Moreno Street.
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How to read your tire size
- Width:
- Section width in millimeters
- Aspect ratio:
- Sidewall height as a percent of width
- Construction:
- R for radial
- Rim:
- Wheel diameter in inches
- Load index:
- 102 = 1,874 lb per tire
- Speed rating:
- H = 130 mph
The size is molded into the sidewall. The same numbers are on the tire placard inside the driver's door, along with the right air pressure for your car.
Match the size, load index and speed rating your vehicle calls for. Going lower on load or speed isn't a shortcut worth taking.
Which kind of tire
01
All-season
Most cars, crossovers and minivans
Quiet, long-wearing, decent in the rain. The default for commuting on the 10 and the 60, and the right call for most drivers here.
02
Highway all-season
SUVs and pickups that live on pavement
Built for highway miles on bigger vehicles. Smoother and quieter than an all-terrain, with a longer tread life.
03
All-terrain
Trucks and SUVs that leave the pavement
Chunkier tread for dirt roads, desert trips and job sites. Louder on the freeway and usually shorter-lived. Worth it if you actually use it.
04
Performance
Sport sedans and coupes
Sharper steering and more dry grip. Softer compounds that wear faster, and they don't love cold, wet mornings.
05
Light truck (LT)
Heavy-duty pickups, towing and hauling
Stiffer construction and higher load ratings. If your door placard calls for LT tires, don't swap to passenger tires to save money.
06
Snow-rated
Mountain trips to Baldy, Wrightwood or Big Bear
Look for the three-peak mountain snowflake symbol. Some all-weather tires carry it. Chains may still be required when controls are up.
Shop by brand
When you buy tires here
Find the size
From your sidewall or the sticker inside the driver's door. Or tell us the vehicle and we'll look it up.
Pick the tire
Compare tread type, tread life and price. Ask us. We'll tell you what we'd put on that car.
Mount, balance and TPMS
New tires are mounted on your wheels, balanced, and the TPMS valve parts serviced so the system keeps working.
Torque and check
Lug nuts torqued to spec. Pressures set to your door placard. We'll tell you if the alignment needs a look.
Your tires come with
- FREEFlat repairsNail or screw in the tread? If it can be repaired, we fix it from the inside at no charge.
- FREETire rotationsBring them back on schedule and we rotate them at no charge, so all four wear evenly.
- FREEAlignment checkWe measure the angles and tell you if an alignment is needed.
Used take-off tires
Take-offs are tires pulled from newer vehicles, often with plenty of tread left. We carry some in limited sizes. Before you buy one, look at the age, the tread depth and any repairs. We'll show you all three.
Not sure what you need? Let us look first.
Book online in a minute, or call (909) 321-2191. 5483 Moreno Street, Montclair.
Before you buy
6 MIN READ
How to read a tire size
What every part of a tire size like 225/65R17 102H means: width, aspect ratio, wheel size, load index, speed rating and the DOT date code.
5 MIN READ
Used take-off tires: what to check before you buy
What take-off tires are, how to check a used tire's age, tread, repairs and damage, matching it across an axle, and when buying new makes more sense.
6 MIN READ
Choosing tires for Southern California driving
All-season, highway, all-terrain, performance or winter: matching tire type to Inland Empire commutes, summer heat, rare but slick rain and mountain trips.
Tire questions
Which tire brands do you carry?
American Hawk, American Roadstar, Arroyo, Atturo, Carlisle, Coker, GT Radial, Laufenn, Lexani, Lionhart, Maxxis, Mickey Thompson, Nokian, Otani, Pro Comp, RBP, Rockblade, Royal Black, Saffiro, Tensor, Vogue, Achilles, Bridgestone, Continental, Cooper, Dick Cepek, Falken, Firestone, General Tire, Goodyear, Hankook, Kelly, Michelin, Nexen, Nitto, Pirelli and Yokohama. Sizes and stock vary, so check the tire search or call.
Should I replace two tires or four?
Four is best, and all-wheel-drive vehicles often need all four to match. If you replace two, the new pair goes on the rear axle for stability.
Can I bring tires I bought online?
Yes. Book mount and balance and tell us the size and quantity.
Do you sell used tires?
We carry some used take-off tires in limited sizes. Call for what's on hand today, or send your size from the used tires page and we'll check the rack.