A Tire Shop You’ll Love
Every driver eventually needs help with their treads. Your trusted local shop for tire repair is Precision European Auto Repair in Midvale, Utah. Our professional technicians are as passionate about your European import as you are. We understand the requirements for safe travel as well as the performance you expect from your tires. We’re here to accommodate all your tire needs, offering financing, flexible payment plans, and discounts in our Specials section. We’re located nearby at 6955 South 400 West, Midvale Utah 84047. Hours are Mon-Fri: 8AM-5PM, and you have the option to schedule your appointment. Complete our online contact form or telephone us at (801)268-8658.
All the Tire Services Your Import Needs
Since 1992, Precision European Auto Repair has provided reliable tire repair for local motorists. We do a lot more, too. When you’re ready for a new set of tires, our team can guide you through your options and help you select the set that’s right for both your car and you. For many motorists, all-season tires are a suitable choice because they perform well across a wide range of weather conditions. You may, however, decide on a set that’s built for the higher speeds of the open highway if you do a lot of long-distance driving, or you may select another tread pattern for specific applications. Not only do we properly install your new tires, but we also provide the services you need throughout the life of your treads. These include rotation, balancing, air pressure checks, and wheel alignment. Many auto owners opt to have us perform a wheel alignment to coincide with their purchase of a new set of tires. This ensures the proper suspension angles that promote even tread wear.
Repair vs. Replacement
When your vehicle has a flat, Precision European Auto Repair is happy to help you with tire repair when it’s safe to do so. The offended tire may be a candidate for repair if it meets certain conditions. A puncture that’s a quarter inch or less in diameter and located within the tread pattern can likely be repaired. If the tire is cut or has a large puncture, it isn’t safe to repair. The location of the inclusion matter, too. If the puncture is in the sidewall, it cannot be safely fixed. We’ll also need to assess the general condition of the tire. If it is cracked, shows signs of rot, or has been driven into the ground, it will need to be replaced. If your tire is not a suitable candidate for repair, we can assist you with a replacement. Be aware that repairing a tire may void both the manufacturer’s warranty and the tire’s capabilities. This is a crucial consideration for European transportation enthusiasts who operate performance tires rated for higher speeds. Although nobody wants to have a flat, it’s good to have a local shop that you can trust for honest answers and reliable work.
