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Car service include the tire change as well?


victoria

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I am using my friends Honda city since last month as she is on annual leave and I feel that car tire is acting funny as many time if I am on empty road and if I leave the steering for few seconds car start moving toward left to the high speed lane. Before it was not like this and now its happening every time I leave the steering for even half a second. I called my friend and she said see if service is due may be its because of that. My question to you car gurus is: weather dealer change the tire also in  the car service or not....? If not I will wait for her to come and diagnose the issue by herself may be I am over reacting as I am not the owner and getting paranoid for no reason.

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Tire change depends on your shape of tires and age of tires. Can you tell me how many kms your car has been driven and last when did your friend changed the tire (on km and time).

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Car pulling to one side not always means that tires are bad and need change, it is an alignment issue that can happen even with new tires. No service include the tire change unless otherwise required and its always charge separately as its not part of service contract.

Get your wheel alignment check from any emarat eppco fast track or fast lube center or any tire shops and see if it helps in solving your concern in 200-300 dhs than changing the tires usually will cost 1500+

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Tire change is due as per the kms they have driven. Every tire has a treadware count like 200 or 300 written on sidewall that tells how much kms certain tires can drive safely. Translation of this treadware is also depends on company to company manufcaturing it so if its michelin 300 = 40k - 50k easily. Check your treadware and then google what it translate for your tire brand.

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