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Are you unsure whether your tires are in good health? Our Marine Chevrolet service team is here to help you learn “How to check tire tread depth,” at home with a simple penny test. Yes, a penny. You can also use a ruler for a more accurate reading, but a penny will do in a pinch when you’re on-the-go in Camp Lejeune. If you have further service questions after exploring our guide, contact us at Marine Chevrolet.
When you get new tires, they have a tire tread depth of approximately 10/32 to 11/32 of an inch, or, about a third of an inch. If you opt for winter or off-road tires, you’ll have deeper tread grooves.
It’s time to replace your tires when your tire tread reaches 2/32 of an inch. Maintaining tread groove levels is an essential part of owning a car. Drive safe on the streets of Richlands by learning “How do I check tire tread wear?”
The penny test is a convenient way to check tire tread depth when you don’t have access to a ruler. Follow the steps below to learn how to check tire tread depth.
Sneads Ferry drivers who want a more accurate read can invest in a tire tread gauge or tread wear bars. These products do the work for you; marks indicate when your tire tread depth reaches 2/32 of an inch. When inspecting tire tread depth, you should also check:
Get your tires replaced or rotated at Marine Chevrolet service center in Jacksonville. Order OEM tires through our dealership to have them shipped directly to our service center and professionally installed. Browse our service specials for deals on routine maintenance.