Lithia Ford Lincoln of Boise

Service You Can Trust

At Lithia Ford Lincoln of Boise, we're proud of the automotive service and products we offer. Our knowledgeable and friendly factory-trained technicians have the expertise you can trust. Our service center staff are experts in properly maintaining your vehicle and tires for peak performance and safety.

Our Guarantees

Our Tire Protection Pledge is equally simple:

>Replace any tire purchased at our dealership within a year

• As a Lithia Dealership Service Center, Lithia Ford Lincoln of Boise will replace any tire (purchased at a Lithia dealership) that is driven under normal conditions within 24 months of the original purchase or until tread depth reaches 4/32 inch. (Terms and conditions apply).

a. Customers will be reimbursed for tire replacement in the event of an emergency where they are unable to bring their vehicle to a Lithia Dealership Service Center for replacement. Customers must provide a receipt for the replacement as well as the defective tire. Only the cost of the tire will be reimbursed, labor is not covered. No other costs or repairs will be paid.

• Free Tire rotation is available at any Lithia Service Center when you purchase tires at a Lithia Dealership Service Center. (Service according to manufacturer's recommended intervals or every 5,000 miles for as long as you own the vehicle).

• Lithia Dealership Service Center will repair flat tires regardless of where and when the tire was purchased.

a. Lithia Dealership Service Center will NOT repair "Run-flat" type tires. If a Run-flat tire requires a repair to resume proper operation; the tire MUST be replaced.

• We will gladly register your tires online for easy notification in the event of a manufacturer recall.

How Do I know if I Need New Tires?
You should never take your tires for granted as worn out tires can lead to vehicle safety risks and poor handling. You can easily prolong the life of your tires through regular tire rotation, but do you know how to determine if it's time for new tires?
Stop by if you notice:
• Tire tread depth of less than 3/32" or tire treads that don't reach the top of Lincoln's head on an upside-down penny
• Punctures, cuts or snags in your tire tread or sidewall
• Sudden loss of tire pressure
• Your tire wear indicator is visible
• Sudden vibration when driving
• Poor handling or traction on slippery surfaces

Your Tire's Air Pressure is Important

Did you know that proper tire inflation pressure not only contributes to the safety of your vehicle but also helps extend the life of your tires?

When a tire is under inflated the sidewalls of the tire have too much flex in them as they rotate. A buildup of heat from this flexing makes your tire get too hot and pushes it outside the range of temperature it was built for. Your best outcome in this scenario is a 25% faster rate of wear on your tires and the worst outcome is a failure of your sidewalls.

On the other side of the coin, over-inflated tires carry risk, too; they are more likely to become damaged with impact on road hazards because they don't have enough flex.

Call our team to find out the proper tire inflation pressure or consult your owner's manual

How Often Do I Need a Tire Rotation?

It's important to have tire rotation performed regularly on your vehicle as this helps spread the wear on your tires in a uniform way, and helps you extend the life of your tires. You should have your tires rotated every 3,000 to 8,000 miles depending on what type of vehicle you own and what type of driving you do.

Our tire technicians will recommend the proper tire rotation schedule to give you the best results for your tires.

If you have different sized tires on the front and rear of your vehicle, or you require unidirectional tires, you'll need to follow a specific rotation pattern, which our team is trained to follow.

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