2720 Fruitridge Road, Sacramento Mon – Sat · 9 AM to 6 PM (916) 428-9378
West Coast Auto Repair

2720 Fruitridge Road · Sacramento, CA

Tire Shop in Sacramento

New tires, mounting and balancing, flat repairs and rotations at 2720 Fruitridge Road. Tires are half of what our shop sign says.

Tire services we offer

  • New tires for most cars, trucks and SUVs
  • Mounting and balancing
  • Flat repairs
  • Tire rotations
  • Free tread depth and pressure checks
  • Tires to match a lift or lowering job

How to find your tire size

Look at the sidewall of a tire you already have. You will see a code like 215/60R16: the width in millimetres, the sidewall height, and the wheel size in inches. Tell us that code when you book and we can quote the right tire. If you cannot find it, bring the vehicle by and we will read it for you.

Free tire check

Not sure whether you need tires yet? We will check the tread depth and pressure on all four at no charge and tell you honestly how much life is left. Please call ahead for availability so we can fit you in.

When it is time for new tires

In California, 2/32 of an inch of tread is the legal minimum, but grip in the rain gets worse well before that. Uneven wear across a tire usually points at inflation, alignment or worn suspension parts, so we look at the cause instead of just selling you rubber.

Questions we get asked

Tires questions

How much do four new tires cost?

It depends on your tire size and which tires you choose. Tell us the code on your sidewall, such as 215/60R16, or bring the vehicle in, and we will quote your exact price before any work begins.

Can you repair a flat tire?

Often yes, depending on where the puncture is and how much damage it did. Punctures in the tread area can frequently be repaired, while sidewall damage usually means the tire has to be replaced. We will look at it and tell you which one you are dealing with.

How often should tires be rotated?

A common recommendation is every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, or at each oil change. Rotating spreads the wear evenly so the set lasts longer.

Do you balance the tires you install?

Yes. Mounting and balancing are part of installing a set of tires with us.

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