Road Hazards And The Needed Peace Of Mind

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Think about it.. insurance is an every day part of life . Auto, Home , Health and Life . It just things we need in case the unfortunate happens right? 
What about your tires?? 
It’s all too familiar—a slow tire leak, driving over potholes on your daily commute, and the occasional flat tire. While unfortunate, these events don’t have to be so bad. Tire & Wheel Protection can help take the hassle and expense out of getting back on the road—covering the repair or replacement of tires and wheels damaged by everyday road hazards such as potholes, nails, glass, and debris.
Tire & Wheel Protection can help take the hassle and expense out of getting back on the road — covering the repair or replacement of tires and  damaged by everyday road hazards.

Tire Protection gives you the extra protection you need from road hazards such as nails, glass, and potholes with benefits including:

Tires  repaired or replaced if structurally damaged due to road hazard
24 hour Road Service  in the event of covered damage
No limit on the number of occurrences or mileage
It's all up to you for you and your family's peace of mind.
So if you need that extra protection on the tires you purchase here at Triple T Tire and Auto Service  just ask.. We got you protected .. Tell them Ronnie B sent Ya

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