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Greeley, CO · Tire Center
Truck & Fleet Tires In Greeley
Light- & Medium-Duty
Tire sales, mounting, balancing, rotation, patch and repair, and alignment for work trucks, vans, and fleets. Four major brands in stock, fitted by ASE-certified technicians.
Where can I get truck tires in Greeley, CO?
Truck City Service at 1415 1st Ave in Greeley sells and services tires for light- and medium-duty trucks, vans, and commercial fleets. We stock Michelin, Goodyear, Bridgestone, and Yokohama, and we handle mounting, balancing, rotation, patch and repair, and alignment in one visit. Open Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Tires Are The Cheapest Part Of Your Truck To Get Wrong
A tire is the only part of a work truck that touches the road. When one goes, the truck stops, the route stops, and the day is gone. Most of the tire failures we see were visible weeks earlier on a tread gauge.
“The pattern we catch most is inside-edge wear on a work truck that drives fine. The driver never feels it. We find it on the alignment rack, usually with about half the tread life already gone on a set that should have lasted another year.”
David, General Manager, Truck City Service, Greeley CO
That is why our tire work and our alignment work happen in the same building. Replacing tires without checking what wore them out just buys you the same problem on a new set. If you are already tracking service across a group of trucks, our fleet management program keeps tire dates and tread readings on record with everything else.
What We Do In The Tire Center
Tire Sales & Mounting
Michelin, Goodyear, Bridgestone, and Yokohama for light- and medium-duty trucks, vans, and work fleets. Mounted and balanced in house.
Tread & Pressure Inspection
Tread depth measured at three points across each tire, plus a cold pressure check. Catches uneven wear before it costs you the casing.
Patch & Repair
Punctures in the repairable tread area get a proper inside patch-plug, not a plug from the outside. Sidewall damage gets replaced.
Tire Balancing
Corrects the vibration that chews steer tires and wears steering components on higher-mileage work trucks.
Tire Rotation
Evens out wear across the set. The single cheapest thing you can do to get full life out of a set of tires.
Wheel Alignment
Done on the WinAlign® Heavy Duty Alignment System, which we use for medium-duty trucks and lighter.
Tire Specs Worth Knowing
| What To Check | Spec Or Interval | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Steer tire tread | Replace at 4/32 in. | Federal minimum for commercial steer tires. Below this you lose wet grip where it matters most. |
| Drive & trailer tread | Replace at 2/32 in. | Federal minimum for all other commercial positions on the vehicle. |
| Cold tire pressure | Check weekly | Running 10 psi low cuts casing life and burns fuel on every mile of the route. |
| Rotation | Every 5,000 to 7,500 miles | Evens out wear. Skipping it is the most common reason a set dies early. |
| Alignment check | Every 12,000 miles or once a year | A few degrees out will scrub a new set of steer tires in a single season. |
Tread depth figures are the federal minimums for commercial vehicles. Intervals are general guidance. Load, road surface, and duty cycle all move them, and our advisors can set a schedule around how your trucks actually run.
Signs You Need To Come In
- The truck pulls left or right on a flat, straight road.
- Tread is wearing faster on the inside or outside edge.
- You feel a vibration through the steering wheel at highway speed.
- A tire keeps losing pressure between checks.
- Tread depth is at or near 4/32 in. on the steer tires.
- The steering wheel sits off-center while the truck tracks straight.
What Greeley Drivers Say
“I was shocked when I wasn’t charged for labor after I was told that I needed quite a bit of work before they could align it. They were very punctual, courteous, and empathetic. They really go above and beyond to help.”
“Great experience from start to finish! The team did an excellent job on our truck, communicated clearly, and got us back on the road. Highly recommend!”
“I’ve been coming here for 25 years for all types of mechanical work, and the service has always been great. Very few issues in that time, and they were always taken care of immediately.”
Common Questions
What tire brands do you carry?
What’s the largest vehicle you service?
How often should truck tires be rotated?
When does a tire have to be replaced instead of repaired?
Do you do alignments on work trucks?
Can you service a whole fleet’s tires?
How long does a tire change take?
Are you open on Saturdays?
Find Us In Greeley
1415 1st Ave, Greeley, CO 80631
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Hours
Mon–Fri: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sat & Sun: Closed
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Get The Tires Handled
Tires, alignment, and the inspection that tells you which one you actually need. All in one stop in Greeley.