Summer tires are warm-weather tires that are not designed to operate in temperatures below freezing, or on snow and ice. 
Winter tires are more effective than all-season tires in deep snow. They have some mud and snow capabilities. All-season tires can handle a variety of road conditions. This will vary by where you live and the typical weather you drive in. Once you've selected the right tires for you and your vehicle, our handbook Congratulations on Your New Tire Purchase (PDF, 269 KB) can help you locate and record important information that you'll need throughout the service life of your new tires. The next time you're in the market to buy tires, be sure to print out these Tire Buyers' FAQ (PDF, 250 KB) to equip yourself with key purchasing information about tires. We proudly service the TPMS Repair needs of customers in Topeka, KS, Wichita, KS, Salina, KS, and surrounding areas.Tire Buyer's FAQ - What You Should Know And Ask We are happy to discuss your TPMS with you and look forward to sending you back out on the road with a fully operational system. 
If you have any questions about the functionality of your TPMS, please give us a call or contact us online. In the case that your Tire Pressure Monitoring System is simply not working at all, our service staff will determine the correct repair procedure. We can also check that your pressure or speed sensors are working correctly. After we use our professional diagnostic tools to obtain information from your TPMS, we can help you inflate or deflate your tires until they are within the correct pressure range. Our service staff is equipped with the right tools for the job. When your TPMS alerts you to a tire pressure problem, please contact us for assistance. Why Should You Have TPMS Repair Services Performed at Kansasland?
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