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At Triple T tire & Auto , the safety of our customers in the West Tennessee  area has  always been one of our team's top priorities. Facing the current crisis our commitment to that goal will not change. As the leading automotive repair center in the this area , our auto repair shop wants to to do our part to assist in preventing the spread of the virus while maintaining a healthy environment for both clients and team members. With accordance to the CDC, Triple T Tire will be taking the following precautions: The repeated routine cleaning of all commonly used surfaces in our shop throughout each day. Our clients' vehicles will be disinfected before and after service to protect clients and team members Our technicians and office staff have been instructed to wash hands for 20+ seconds regularly throughout each day Subject to availability, sanitizing stations are available through out our shop and customer areas Triple T Tire team members are required to stay h

As I sit and watch the news and the world going on around us I'm amazed at the craziness He at Triple T we are trying to be there for our customers Business are closing but yet the emergency vehicles still have to roll The employees of the business that are required to remain open still have to roll We are just as scared of catching this horrible disease as the next person and therefore are practicing  social distancing, no customer is allowed inside the showroom you must drop your vehicle off to maintain a sense of security , we sanitize the steering wheel and items we have to touch. My point is together we can all get through this and overcome. again  I ask that you be patient with the process we are implementing now it's for the safety of our employees and you are valuable customers.  Thank You and God Bless Ronnie B

Avoiding Potholes Hitting a pothole with your car can cause a great deal of damage to your car, particularly to the tires, rims, suspension and chassis. Because of this, it’s imperative that you take the proper precautions to keep your car out of harm’s way. Obviously, your best course of action is to avoid hitting any potholes; however, that’s not always possible. Keep these seven tips in mind to help minimize vehicle damage: 1. Slow down The faster you’re driving when you hit a pothole, the worse the damage is likely to be 2. Give some space Should the car in front of you fail to avoid a pothole, you’ll give yourself the time to react and avoid the same fate if you leave a good deal of space between you and the other driver 3. Prepare for puddles When you see a puddle in the middle of the road, it’s impossible to know how deep that crater will be, so be very cautious 4. Hold tight Potholes can cause a violent jolt to your car, so it’s very important that you have a