Steering & Suspension
Pulling, vibration or a bouncy ride? We restore the handling and comfort your car was built with.
Learn moreYour tires are the only part of the car that touches the road, so their condition affects braking, handling and fuel economy. Looking after them — seasonal changes, rotation, balancing, flat repairs and alignment — helps them last longer and keeps the car tracking straight.
If you notice a vibration, the car drifting to one side or tread that is wearing unevenly, bring it in. It is often a simple balance or alignment fix, and catching it early protects the tires you already have.
If you notice any of these, it is worth having your car looked at sooner rather than later.
Pick a time online or call (778) 692-0082 and tell us what your car is doing.
We find the cause, explain it in plain language and give you a clear estimate before any work starts.
You approve the work, we get it done properly, and you are back on the road.
Many BC highways require winter-rated tires — marked with the mountain-snowflake or M+S symbol — from October 1 to April 30, and they give better grip in cold, wet conditions even when it does not snow. Check the signs on the routes you drive.
A common recommendation is every 8,000 to 10,000 km or with each seasonal change, but check your owner’s manual. Rotating helps the tires wear evenly and last longer.
Often yes, if the puncture is small, in the tread area and the tire has no sidewall damage — it needs to be inspected from the inside. Sidewall damage or a large puncture means the tire has to be replaced.
Pulling, vibration or a bouncy ride? We restore the handling and comfort your car was built with.
Learn moreSquealing, grinding or a soft pedal? We inspect, explain and replace what is worn so you can stop with confidence.
Learn moreRegular oil changes and scheduled maintenance keep your engine healthy and small problems from becoming big bills.
Learn moreBook an appointment or give us a call — we will take a look and tell you exactly what your car needs.