Toyo Tires | Automotive Repair Specialists, Inc. in Willmar

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For Reliability Get A New Set Of Toyo Tires

A full set of Toyo Tires are an excellent option for motorists in the Willmar area due to their excellent performance in all-terrain settings and affordable price point. Like Automotive Repair Specialists, Inc., Toyo is committed to reliability.

If you're looking for a tire that can tackle any terrain, give Automotive Repair Specialists, Inc. a call today at 320-214-7077 to talk with one of our tire specialists about which Toyo tire is right for you! Automotive Repair Specialists, Inc. is conveniently located minutes from everything. Visit us and check out the entire Toyo product line.

Toyo Tires are often a favorite for off-roading enthusiasts and motorsports competitors in Willmar due to their strong traction without breaking the bank. They're the perfect fit for any vehicle whether you're swinging by the grocery store or navigating camping trails.

Everything You Need to Know Before Buying Toyo Tires

In shifting focus toward the future, Toyo Tires has enhanced its commitment to sustainability. In 2016, the company voluntarily took part in the Sustainable Natural Rubber Initiative, to help create a "sustainable natural rubber economy that equally benefits the entire natural rubber supply chain across the economy, environment and society,". Toyo Tires has also pioneered its Nano Balance technology which structures rubber materials at a molecular level for improved fuel efficiency. Now there's a tire that prioritizes keeping your family safe without sacrificing the environment.

New Toyo Tires are a popular choice for trucks, crossovers, and SUVs, and they deliver excellent traction no matter what car or truck they're on. They offer seven product lines that include a diverse selection of tires to fit your family's needs. The seven tire set lines include:

Open Country Tires
Proxes Tires
Versado Tires
Extensa Tires
Celsius Tires
Observe Tires
H-Line Tires
M-Line Tires

When it comes to choosing a tire to fit your unique needs, Automotive Repair Specialists, Inc. has you covered. We'll discuss your driving habits to determine which Toyo Tire is the best fit for you. We'll review your daily commute, your environment, and the ride you're looking for to deliver a perfect tire to fit your needs. If you're ready for an in-depth analysis to determine which Toyo Tire is right for you, call Automotive Repair Specialists, Inc. at 320-214-7077 today!

At Automotive Repair Specialists, Inc., we honor the Toyo Tires extensive warranty program so you can trust your tires no matter where you take them. From the 500-mile trial program to the factory warranty options, Toyo has your back. If you have any questions about the Toyo Tires warranty programs, give Automotive Repair Specialists, Inc. a call at 320-214-7077 today!

Whether you need a full set of tires to hit the open roads or your tread is low, give Automotive Repair Specialists, Inc. a call at 320-214-7077 to outfit your vehicle with a new set of Toyo Tires today!

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Willmar, MN 56201
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- The cooling system should be completely flushed and refilled about every 24 months. The level, condition, and concentration of coolant should be checked. (A 50/50 mix of anti-freeze and water is usually recommended.)
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- Stay within posted speed limits. The faster you drive, the more fuel you use. For example, driving at 65 miles per hour (mph) rather than 55 mph, increases fuel consumption by 20 percent.
- Use cruise control. Using cruise control on highway trips can help you maintain a constant speed and, in most cases, reduce your fuel consumption.
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