The answer lies in your car owner's manual or on the placard inside the drivers door frame. There, you will find information about the recommended tyre pressure for your car. This information is crucial, as it takes into account the car's make and model and the tyres size.

Narangba Valley Tyres & Mechanical does not recommend you driving with under inflated tyres as they can easily overheat and blow out.

When it comes to road safety, one thing that often goes overlooked is the tread depth of our tyres. In Australia, the minimum legal tread depth is 1.5mm, and it is important to ensure that our tyres meet this requirement to avoid the risk of accidents and fines.

A good rule of thumb is to have your vehicle's wheel alignment checked with every service - which is exactly what we do as part of our Full and Log Book Servicing procedures or whenever you notice any symptoms.

Not having your wheels properly aligned can result in uneven tyre wear, reduced fuel efficiency, and poor handling on the road. A wheel alignment helps to ensure that your car's wheels are pointing in the right direction and are parallel to each other, making for a smoother ride, longer-lasting tyres, and better overall vehicle performance.

Your Front tyres (on a front wheel drive vehicle) will wear more along their edges due to turning, however the rear tyres just follow. By rotating your tyres, you're ensuring even wear and tear, which helps to maintain traction and prevent skidding (aquaplaning) on wet or icy roads. Plus, rotating your tyres can also improve your vehicle's fuel efficiency by reducing rolling resistance.

Narangba Valley Tyres & Mechanical can supply and fit many tyre brands like Goodyear, Bridgestone, BFGoodrich, Michelin and many more. We can order in all tyres including specialty tyres for all different makes and models. Puncture repairs are also part of our service