Jaguar Tire Service & Repair Center

Welcome to Jaguar Louisville’s Tire Center

The tires on your Jaguar play a crucial role in keeping components safe during inclement weather, determining the type of gas mileage your vehicle gets and how your vehicle handles everyday driving. Practicing proper tire maintenance is a simple way to keep you safe on the road while saving money in the long run.

Below are a few helpful tips for getting the most out of the tires on your Jaguar:

• Correct tire inflation pressure
• Proper tire wear
• Regular tire condition inspection
• Good driving habits

Do My Tires Need Replaced?

From how you drive your car to vehicle alignment, there’s a variety of factors that determine how your tires wear. If you’re wondering about the condition of your tires, there’s a simple test you can perform.

The Penny Test

• Find a penny and place it between the tread of your tire with Lincoln’s head facing downwards.
• Look to see if the top of Lincoln’s head is visible between the treads. For the best results, perform this test in multiple areas of the tire. Pay close attention to possible rips, punctures or other damage to the tire.
• If you can see Lincoln’s entire head, it’s likely time for new tires. A visible head means the remaining tread is too low to provide proper stability, grip and performance.

Why Shop Tires at Jaguar Louisville

No one knows how to care for your Jaguar better than our Jaguar Certified Technicians. Jaguar Louisville carries the factory recommended replacement tires designed to maximize performance for your Jaguar. Have a peace of mind knowing the tires selected for your Jaguar will provide exceptional driving experience,superior handling, tread life and stability.

Wheel Alignment

Driving over rough or poorly maintained roads can affect your vehicle’s wheel alignment. Often times, misalignment can lead to uneven tire wear along with worsened handling and fuel economy. If you think your vehicle needs an alignment, Jaguar Louisville can check alignment with our precision equipment and make adjustments if necessary.

Here are a few common indicators of an alignment issue:

• Your vehicle begins to pull to the left or right during normal driving
• Squealing tires
• An off-center steering wheel while driving in a straight line
• Uneven or rapid tire wear