Tires · Wheels · Alignment · Ontario
Worn tread?
Bring it in.
Arrow Tire & Wheel sells, mounts and balances tires, sets alignments and fixes flats in Ontario. Call with your size and ask what's on the shelf.
Open
Mon–Fri 8 am – 6 pm · Sat 8 am – 4 pm
How to read your tire
225/65R17
225
Width of the tire in millimeters.
65
Sidewall height, as a percent of the width.
R17
Fits a 17-inch wheel.
It's printed on the side of every tire, and on the sticker inside the driver's door. Don't have it? Give us the year, make and model and we'll look it up.
Send us your size. We'll send a price.
Ask what's in stock, what it costs installed, and when you can come in.
Call (909) 555-0142Every tire job in the shop
Passenger cars, SUVs and light trucks. Walk in for a look, or send the form for a price on your size.
New tires
Passenger, SUV and light truck. Tell us how you drive and ask to see a good, better and best option for your size.
Mount & balance
Bought tires online? Bring them in to be mounted, balanced and torqued to spec.
Rotation
Front tires wear faster than rear. Swapping them around evens it out and makes the set last.
Wheel balance
Steering wheel shaking on the freeway? A balance usually fixes it.
Alignment
Pulling to one side or the wheel sits crooked? Ask for the before-and-after readings.
Flat repair
Nail in the tread? It can often be patched from the inside. A hole in the sidewall means a new tire.
TPMS light
Tire pressure light won't go off? The sensors get checked, a dead one replaced and the system reset.
Wheels
New wheels fitted, bent wheels checked, lug nuts and locks replaced.
Trucks & SUVs
All-terrain and highway tires for pickups, vans and SUVs. Ask about load ratings for towing.
From worn set to new rubber
Call with your size
Or send the form. Ask what's on the shelf and what it costs installed.
Look at the old set
Ask to see the tread depth and the wear pattern before you say yes to anything.
Drive out
Mounted, balanced, lug nuts torqued and pressures set to the door sticker.
At the counter
Things worth asking before new tires go on
What's the out-the-door price for all four?
Can I see the gauge reading on my old tires?
What's the difference between the name brand and the value tire?
Do I need an alignment too, or can it wait?
Find the shop in Ontario
Address
123 Example Street
Ontario, CA
Hours
Mon–Fri 8 am – 6 pm · Sat 8 am – 4 pm
Tire questions we hear
How often should I rotate my tires?
Most carmakers say every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, which lines up with most oil changes. Your owner's manual has the exact number.
Do I need an alignment with new tires?
Not always, but it's worth checking. New tires on a bad alignment wear unevenly fast. The wear on your old set tells the story.
How do I know my tires are worn out?
Put a penny in the tread, Lincoln's head down. If you can see the top of his head, the tread is at 2/32" and it's time. Cracks in the sidewall or a bulge also mean replace.
Which brands can you get?
Tell us your size and ask what's on the shelf and what can be ordered in.
What is TPMS?
The tire pressure monitoring system: a sensor in each wheel that turns on the dash light when a tire is low. If the light stays on after you've filled up, a sensor may need replacing.
Can every flat be fixed?
A puncture in the tread usually can. Damage in the sidewall or shoulder can't be repaired safely, so that tire needs replacing. Ask to be shown where the damage is.
Do I need an appointment?
Call ahead or send the form with your size, so the right tires can be ready when you arrive.
Got a size? Get a price.
123 Example Street, Ontario, CA · Mon–Fri 8 am – 6 pm · Sat 8 am – 4 pm