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WHEEL & TIRE SERVICE

 

What we offer

Whether you need a wheel alignment, tire rotation, or any other wheel and tire services, our certified service technicians are ready to help you with all your maintenance needs. It can be hard to know when it is time to service your vehicle, so we've included some of the more common wheel and tire issues and how to prevent them.

Here at Quirk, our goal is to make car service a comfortable and convenient process. To make servicing your vehicle more effortless, we offer Mopar Express Lane. With this service, you'll be able to receive the same high-quality service you've come to expect without the need for an appointment.

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Department hours

830 Plain St, Marshfield, MA 02050

Body Shop: (781) 319-3000 | Hours

Know when to schedule service

 

 

 

Damage to your wheels and tires can lead to poor performance and high maintenance costs. To help avoid these problems, we recommend inspecting your wheels and tires at home once a month. 

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Worn Out Tires?

Worn down or bald tire treads will cause your drive to be less smooth and increases your chances of getting a flat tire. Worn out tires can also lead to more expensive damages to your suspension and wheels. To avoid these issues from surfacing, we recommend checking your tire treads often. You can easily measure the wear on your tires at home by using a penny. By placing a penny in your treads, you can use the diagram to the left to measure the amount of wear on your tires and determine if you need to schedule service.

 

Brake Issues?

It can be difficult to know when to service your brakes. That is why we recommend scheduling a brake service every six months. If you find it takes longer to come to a complete stop or hear a high-pitched noise while braking, these are signs it may be time to service your brakes.


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