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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Rims, Wheels, and Hubcaps: What’s the Difference?
Find out the key differences between rims, wheels, and hubcaps, how to shop for the right ones, and how to ensure they last for years to come.
What Are Lug Nuts & How Do They Work?
Wondering if your wheel’s lug nuts are in the best condition? Learn about tire lug nuts and torques so you’re ready for replacement or retorquing at Les Schwab.
What is Wheel Offset?
If you’re considering customizing your ride with new wheels, it’s good to have a basic understanding of wheel offset.
What’s the Difference Between Aluminum and Steel Wheels?
Here’s a short guide to the two main types of automotive wheel materials and how they differ, for those shopping for aftermarket wheels and rims.
A Simple Guide to Wheel Finishes
Custom wheels and rims come in a dizzying number of designs. A good start to narrowing down your choices is to understand the types of wheel finishes.
How to Choose a New Set of Custom Wheels
Adding a set of custom wheels can add a lot of visual appeal to just about any vehicle. We’ve put together some recommendations to help you choose the right ones.
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