GM-Certified Tire Centre in Orangeville, ON
Shop for new tires through our Tire Centre at Royal Chevrolet, your go-to Chevy dealer for all automotive needs. Whether you need a new set of tires, a seasonal swap, or any other tire-related service, our experts can help you quickly get back on the road in no time. We are always happy to help, so visit our location at 1 Monora Park Drive, Orangeville, Ontario and take advantage of our competitive pricing on tires and services.
Tire Sales
Winter Tires
All-Season Tires
All-Weather Tires
All-Terrain Tires
Performance Tires
Tire & Wheel Services
Having new tires is a great start, but proper maintenance is key to getting the most life and performance out of them. We offer a range of tire and wheel services designed to promote even wear and maximize the lifespan of every set, including regular rotations, balancing, alignment checks, and more. Here’s a look at a few of the services we offer at Royal Chevrolet:
Tire Mounting & Installation
This service involves professionally mounting tires onto wheels or swapping seasonal tire sets. It ensures a proper seal to prevent air leaks and deliver a smooth ride quality and safety.
Tire Rotation
Tires are moved between different positions on the vehicle so they wear evenly over time. This helps extend tire life and maximize efficiency.
Tire & Wheel Balancing
Balancing ensures the tire and wheel weight is evenly distributed to prevent vibrations. It improves ride comfort and helps avoid uneven tire wear and safety issues.
Wheel Alignment
Alignment adjusts the wheels so they track straight and reduce unwanted tire drag. It prevents uneven wear and helps improve overall driving efficiency and handling.
Tires FAQs
What’s the difference between all-season and all-weather tires?
All-season tires are made for mild conditions and light snow, but lose performance in real winter. All-weather tires are winter-rated, so they grip much better in snow/ice while still being used year-round.
Are winter tires needed for driving in Ontario near the Orangeville area?
Not legally required, but strongly recommended. Orangeville gets frequent snow and ice, and winter tires significantly improve braking and control.
Do all-wheel drive vehicles need winter tires for winter driving?
An all-wheel drive system helps you go, but winter tires are what help you stop and turn safely on snow and ice.
When should I change my winter tires to all-season tires?
When temperatures are consistently above 7°C, usually in spring, which in Ontario is around March or April.
Is mid-October too early for winter tires to be installed on my vehicle?
It’s actually ideal in Ontario since temperatures often drop below 7°C and early snow can become a possibility.
What is the 7-7 rule for winter tires?
Install winter tires when temperatures are below 7°C, and switch back to all-seasons when temperatures stay above 7°C.
Contact Us at Royal Chevrolet For All Your Tire-Related Needs
If your vehicle may need new tires or an inspection to determine the condition of your tires, you can contact us or visit the Tire Centre at Royal Chevrolet. Our team can help assess your current tires, recommend replacements if needed, and provide proper tire maintenance. From inspections and rotations to a full new set of tires, we will make sure your vehicle has the traction and control needed for safe driving.