Tire Siping Explained
Tire siping is the process of cutting thin slits into tread blocks to improve traction, braking, and tire life. Learn how Les Schwab does it right.
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Summer Tires vs All-Season Tires: Which Are Best for You?
Let us help you understand the differences between summer, all-season, and performance tires and decide which gets you better traction and performance.
These 3 Useful Driving Tips Will Help Extend Your Brake Life
Three common sense tips to make your brake pads and brake service last longer.
Your Guide to Spring Car & Tire Maintenance
Winter weather can take a toll on your car and tires. Use our checklist to make sure your car is ready for spring to keep you safe on the road.
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Alignment Articles
The Basics of Road-Force Balancing
Using a road-force balance machine, Les Schwab perfectly balances the slight inconsistencies in wheel and tire assemblies to reduce vibrations and improve your driving performance.
Wheel Alignment FAQ
It’s important to get wheel and tire alignments regularly. Find out why and get answers to your other alignment questions here.
Understanding Camber, Caster, and Toe
To understand your vehicle’s alignment, it’s a good idea to learn about camber, caster, and toe from the experts at Les Schwab.
Benefits of Proper Alignment, Suspension Maintenance
Interested in saving money while keeping you and your family safe on the road? Let’s talk about your car’s alignment.
How Often Should I Get My Alignment Checked Per Year?
Wondering how often you should get a wheel alignment on your car? Read this article to find out more information on when to get your car's tires aligned.
Do I Really Need an Alignment for My Vehicle?
Don’t assume that drift to the right means you need an alignment. Sometimes symptoms of bad alignment are about road conditions, suspension parts or other factors.
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