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When looking for new tires, you may come across the terms load range and load index. What do they mean? What information do they tell you about the tire? Here’s what you should know about load range vs. load index. Ply Rating and Load Range Load range describes how much weight a tire can carry and is based on an older measurement called ply rating. … Continue reading Load Range Vs. Load Index – What Do They Mean?
Cleaning your tires is about more than just helping them look good. Removing brake dust and other debris helps prevent damage that could shorten the life of your tires. So, what’s the best way to clean your tires without damaging them or your wheels? Here are the top tips from Action Gator Tire on how to clean your tires. Tips for Cleaning Your Tires First, … Continue reading How to Clean Your Tires
Florida has different weather than much of the rest of the country. We see hot, humid, and wet weather, with virtually no snow or ice. So the best tires for Florida weather are different than the best tires in other places. Don’t risk your or your family’s life with the wrong tires. Let’s look at the best and worst tires for Florida. The Worst Tires … Continue reading What Are the Best Tires for Florida Weather?
Action Gator Tire is here to help you take the guesswork out of buying a used car. We know that shopping for a used car ranks right up there with getting a tooth pulled. However, putting in the extra time and research can be well worth it. That’s why we have compiled the best tips and tricks to help you find your next used car … Continue reading Your Complete Guide to Buying a Used Vehicle
Now that summer is officially in full swing here in The Sunshine State, it’s time to make sure your vehicle is ready for the hot weather! Make sure your car is operating safely and smoothly with these 9 summer car tips: 1. Make Sure Your A/C Is Good To Go Priority one should be making sure your car’s air conditioning is working properly. Any Floridian … Continue reading Getting Your Car Ready for Florida Summer
As a locally owned and operated Central Florida business since 1964, Action Gator Tire is committed to going the extra mile to ensure the health and well-being of our customers, team members, and community. As an essential business, we remain open and continue to meet the needs of the individuals, businesses, and local government entities we serve. That’s why we’re offering the following options for … Continue reading Action Gator Tire is open & committed to your safety
It’s that time! With the arrival of a new year comes a new wave of resolutions. While resolutions about your health, personal life, or finances are always important, don’t forget about the piece of machinery that’s responsible for getting you where you need to go. Here are 8 resolutions car owners should consider for 2020. 1. Save money on vehicle maintenance by scheduling regular inspections … Continue reading 8 New Year’s Resolutions for Car Owners
Trunk or Treat events are a great way to interact with your friends and neighbors in the community. A great alternative to traditional trick-or-treating, participating in a Trunk or Treat event is the perfect way to get your family involved in the festive fun. Below are 5 tips to help you make sure your trunk is a crowd favorite! 1. Remember that Theme is key. … Continue reading 5 Tips for A Successful Trunk or Treat
While most vehicle owner manuals suggest changing your tires roughly every 50,000 miles, a tire’s life is influenced by a number of different factors. Heat Tires that spend lots of time in warmer environments tend to age faster. This is especially true in a hot climate like the one we have here in Florida. Certain environmental factors, such as exposure to coastal climates and excessive … Continue reading How Long Do Tires Last
Run-flat tires feature advanced designs that reinforce the tire in some way so that you can continue to drive on them and find a repair station in the event of a puncture or leak. Although they can’t be driven on for too long, when driven at a maximum of 50 mph most run-flats give drivers an extra 50-100 miles to safely get to an auto … Continue reading Run-Flat Tires: How Do They Work?
