HITTING THE TRAILS WITH TRIPLE T TIRE & AUTO SERVICE

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Lets face it summer time is fun time , Whether it's the wind in your face or mud on your brow
You have to have the knowledge, tools and equipment for the ride. Here at Triple T Tire we can help with two of the three, equipment and tools.
Do you want the aggressive looking mud tire or the more laid back look of the all-terrain after all tires are a big part of the look you're going for right?
Well the right tires significantly enhance your off road performance, Bigger tires are always preferred, but you must work within any limitations created by the lift kit and gearing on your truck or SUV.  Mudders or  rock climbers are the best choices . whether its Nitto, BF Goodrich , Pro Comp or Mickey Thompson just to name a few we have got you covered. 
Next comes the lift, you'll choose the lift and tires together  especially since your choices in these two categories influence one another.  Just remember an immense lift has a certain amount of appeal , but there is a point where the size of the lift becomes counterproductive, In other words  don't lift the vehicle  so much that ride quality, safety are negatively impacted. Our specialist here at Triple T can assist you on all aspects from the start to the finish. 
We also offer payment plans with or without credit .... so what you waiting for .


Now you’ve got the ultimate four wheel drive   vehicle that will take you off-road. Now, how do you find new places to ride? Maybe you want to try out the trails for the very first time, and you’re looking for beginner trails with an “easy” rating. Maybe you’ve managed to find a few places on your own,  Be safe Be responsible and have fun

10 Essential Tools for the off-road  
Recovery Kit. You need to take vehicle recovery seriously. ...
Work Light. Over a headlamp, something like this provides more illumination, that's easily affixed where you need it. ...
 To the uninitiated, these might seem unnecessary. ...
Tire Repair Kit. ...
Air Compressor. ...
Jump Starter. ...
Hand Tools. ...
Work Gloves.
Building your vehicle
Safety. Your first modification should be the installation of solid recovery points on the front and rear of the rig. For the back, you can use a Class II or III receiver hitch. You’ll also need the following equipment: recovery strap, two bow shackles, fire extinguisher, tool kit, kit of spare parts, compressor or CO2 tank, and a reliable winch and winch mount.


Any other questions just call one of our locations we will be happy to assist you. 
Just Tell them Ronnie B sent ya





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