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We'll help you find tires that suit your vehicle, your budget and the roads you drive. With installation, seasonal changeovers and tire storage available here, we can help you look after them throughout the year. Need other maintenance while you're in? We can help with that too.

Requirements apply on designated highways starting October 1, with end dates of March 31 or April 30 depending on the route. For passenger vehicles, tires must have an M+S or mountain-snowflake marking and at least 3.5 mm of tread. Check the posted signs and B.C.'s route map before travelling.

It depends on where you drive and the conditions you're likely to encounter. Even if your usual route doesn't require winter tires, snow, ice and cold weather are worth planning for. If you're heading to Mount Washington or travelling beyond the Valley, check the requirements for your route.

Tell us where you drive during winter, and we'll help you compare suitable options.

Winter tires are designed for cold weather, snow and ice. All-weather tires carry the mountain-snowflake symbol for snow traction and are designed for year-round use. All-season tires suit milder conditions, but an M+S marking alone doesn't mean they have the same snow-traction certification.

The right choice depends on your usual routes and how much winter driving you do. We're happy to help you compare.

A common guideline is to switch when daily temperatures consistently fall below 7°C. If you'll be travelling on a designated winter-tire route, make sure your tires meet the requirements before your trip, starting October 1.

Call ahead to arrange a changeover that works with your travel plans.

Different tires are designed for different conditions. If you use separate winter and summer or all-season sets, changing them with the seasons helps you get the performance they're designed to provide.

If you have all-weather tires, we can help you decide whether one set suits your driving throughout the year.

Yes, in many cases your winter tires can be fitted to your existing wheels, provided they're the right size and fit for your vehicle.

The tire is the rubber part that touches the road. The wheel is the metal part the tire mounts onto. The rim is the outer edge of the wheel, although people often use "rims" to mean the whole wheel.

Using the same wheels means removing one set of tires and mounting and balancing the other each season. With a separate set of wheels for your winter tires, the tires stay mounted and we swap the complete assemblies, making changeovers quicker and simpler.

We can help you compare the options and costs for your vehicle.

Use the tire search tool above to browse options for your vehicle, or call us with your vehicle details and tire size if you have it handy.

Not sure where to find your tire size? We can help.

Low tread, visible cracks or bulges are reasons to have your tires checked. If you notice a new vibration while driving, that's worth checking too.

Bring your vehicle in and we'll inspect the tires, explain what we find and help you understand your options.

Yes! Our factory-trained technicians service most makes and models, including cars, SUVs and trucks--not just Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram. Our 10-bay Service Centre also has a heavy-duty hoist capable of handling vehicles up to 30,000 lbs, helping us accommodate larger vehicles.

While you're here for tires, we can also arrange routine maintenance, repairs, commercial or out-of-province inspections, or a detail with North Island Detail. Let us know what you need when booking, and we'll help coordinate the work in one visit.

Call us at 250-338-5451, Monday to Saturday, 7:00 am--5:30 pm. We'll help you arrange an appointment.