New Tires, Tire Balancing & More
for the Laredo, TX Area
Offering an extensive inventory of tires and truck wheels!
For more than 30 years, Ramirez Tires has been Laredo’s premier tire store. We boast an extensive inventory of tires and truck wheels for nearly every make and model of car on the road today. We also offer tire balancing which can make sure your car is properly aligned and balanced to prolong the life of your tires. With on-site car alignments and tire balancing, you will hit the road with improved safety and optimal performance.
Tire Balancing
Tire balancing is vital to extending the life of your vehicle's tires. It is generally recommended that you get your tires balanced every 3,000 to 6,000 miles depending on your driving habits. Balancing your tires provides many benefits for you and your tires including:
- Smoother, more comfortable ride
- Reduced tire and treadwear
- Helps preserve your vehicle's suspension system
Whether you are interested in having tire balancing done or want to get connected with our wheel sales team, do not hesitate to give us a call. We take pride in being the first tire store many throughout Laredo, TX turn to when they want quality products and service!
Car & Wheel Alignments
Just as keeping your vehicle tires balanced and rotated routinely is important, so is your car or truck's alignment. Keeping your car properly aligned saves you money and helps keep you safe. Benefits of getting a car or truck alignment include:
- Increases the life of your tires
- Smoother driving
- Increased fuel efficiency
- Improved car safety
When Is A Wheel Alignment Needed?
Between everyday driving, potholes, curbs, and your car's age, the need for a wheel alignment is quite common. At the very least, you should bring your car in for an alignment check once a year or every 12,000 miles. You may also need a wheel alignment if:
- You have been involved in an accident or hit a very large pothole
- You are having suspension or steering parts replaced
- You feel your vehicle pulling to one side when driving
- Your steering feels unstable or you feel a vibration
- Your tires are wearing unevenly or squealing on turns
- Your steering wheel shimmies, feels loose or is hard to turn