Everyone who owns a car should know that tires are a very important part of your vehicle's maintenance. Far too many people will skimp on tires, figuring, "Well, tires are tires, right?" This isn't necessarily the case. That's not to say that breaking the bank is a necessity either. What most people want is a tire that will last and not slip when it's time to make those hard stops. However, did you know that your tire can save you money on gas as well? It's true. In fact, more auto manufacturers are using low-rolling resistance tires as original equipment on their vehicles in order to do just that.
Have you seen low-rolling resistance tires in Boise? You may have but didn't realize it. Rolling resistance is the amount of force it takes to push a tire down the road. A lower resistance means it doesn't take as much force to move the tire. The compounds within the tire make the tire more flexible, and in turn mean that the car uses less energy to move the tire. The end result is a more fuel efficient car, because drivers won't be burning up gas getting those conventional tires to move.
Manufacturers have improved the gripping ability of these tires to make them comparable to conventional tires and have addressed the security issues associated with low-rolling resistance tires. There is a much better balance between the actual rolling resistance and gripping the road. More and more all-season tires are now coming in the low-rolling resistance category, which is a promising sign for tire companies like Michelin and Cooper, who have been working on low-rolling resistance tires with better gripping and stopping ability.
At Bruneel Tire Factory, you can get a set of these new, improved low-rolling resistance tires with better grip power and improved fuel efficiency! During the month of June, when you buy 4 fuel efficient low-rolling resistance tires, you'll get a $50 gift card—on us! No strings attached! Use that money however you like, and consider it our free gift to you for allowing us to be your source for high quality, low-rolling resistance tires in Boise!
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