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Lamborghini Tire Service | Palm Beach, FL 

Here at Lamborghini Palm Beach, we know how important it is to keep your vehicle in its best shape. This is why we encourage you to get your Lamborghini regularly serviced. There are many important parts that you should get services regularly. Your tires are one of the most important parts of your Lamborghini and need to be regularly changed, rotated and balanced.  If it’s time for your Lamborghini tires to be serviced, feel free to schedule a tire service appointment at Lamborghini Palm Beach today!

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When Should I Get New Tires?

On average, you should be getting new tires every four to five years, or every 60,000 to 75,000 miles. However, driving habits, road conditions and other factors can affect how long your tires will truly last. The best way to tell if you need new tires is by checking the tread depth. You can do this by placing a penny heads down into a tread. If you can see Lincoln’s head, it is time for new tires.

When Should I Get My Tires Rotated?

As a way to help your tires wear evenly and to maintain a smooth and safe driving experience, you should get them regularly rotated. It is recommended that you should get your tires rotated every six months or 7,500 miles. Another way to know if it’s time for a tire rotation is if your vehicle vibrates at speeds of 45 mph and above. You might also notice that one tire might be losing air pressure faster than the others.

When Should I Get My Tires Balanced?

You should get your tires balanced regularly to ensure that you stay safe when driving and avoid wearing down the suspension of your Lamborghini. Tires should be balanced every 3,000 to 7,500 miles or whatever is specified in your owner’s manual. A common sign of unbalanced tires is vehicle vibration at high speeds, mostly in the steering wheel, floor or driver’s seat. The faster you drive, the more intense the vibrations will be.

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mechanic putting the tire nuts back onto wheel after changing tire