Overview
Front and rear tyres wear differently, so moving them around at regular intervals evens out the wear and gets more kilometres from the set. At the same time we check tread depth, pressures, and look for cuts, bulges, embedded objects and unusual wear patterns that point to alignment or suspension problems.
What's included
- Tyre rotation to even out wear
- Tread depth and wear pattern checks
- Pressure checks and adjustment
- Inspection for cuts, bulges and punctures
- Advice on alignment or suspension issues we spot
The Downs' tyre people since 2000
Servicing the Downs since 2000
Started with a single mobile unit and grown into two stores and a team of 16+.
30 Years in Tyres
Brendan has three decades in the tyre industry — and the team's advice shows it.
Warwick & Clifton
Victoria St in Warwick and the Centenary Rd corner in Clifton, plus mobile service out to Allora, Aratula and Kalbar.
Family Owned
Led by the Sharples family. Honest advice, no fuss, and the job done properly.
Frequently asked questions
How often should tyres be rotated?
Every 10,000km is a good rule of thumb, or at every service. Check your vehicle manual — some 4WDs have their own pattern.
What does uneven wear mean?
Wear on one edge usually points to alignment, wear in the centre to over-inflation, and on both edges to under-inflation. We'll explain what we see on yours.
Ready to book Tyre Rotation?
Send us your details and we'll get back to you, or call (07) 4661 1819 to speak with the team directly.
- No obligation, no pressure
- Local, certified technicians
- Honest advice, every time
