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We are one of the leading auto repair shops serving customers in all of our markets in South Dakota and Nebraska. All automotive repair and mechanic services at Graham Tire & Auto are performed by highly qualified mechanics. Our mechanic shop works on numerous vehicles through the use of quality truck and car repair equipment. Whether you drive a passenger car, medium sized truck, mini-van, or SUV, our mechanics strive to ensure that your vehicle will be performing at its best before leaving one of our service bays. Our auto repair shop is capable of servicing a variety of makes and models. So if you're looking for quality auto repair services, then contact us today. Our superior standards show that our mechanics always have the best interests of our customers in mind. Looking for a one-stop automotive repair shop? Look no further than us, and allow our mechanics to give you a reliable estimate of any automotive repair issue you might be facing.
Our number one goal has always been complete satisfaction for customers. Our car repair shop has a longstanding reputation for quality repairs. We pride ourselves on our customer service skills and the fact that all car repair services performed by our mechanics are done right the first time. Whether you need routine auto maintenance services or necessary car repairs, contact us online or visit us during business hours.
Areas Served: Aberdeen SD | Grand Island NE | Hastings NE | Kearney NE | Lincoln NE | Mitchell SD | Norfolk NE | Pierre SD | Sioux Falls SD | Yankton SD | Fremont NE and surrounding areas
Tire Mounting
Mounting and removing a tire from a wheel requires specialist equipment and knowledge. Tires have markings, generally referred to as the ‘GG ring’, and when installed this marking needs to be checked to make certain that the tire’s bead is seated correctly. Wheels are typically equipped with a rib that locks the tire’s bead in place, good fitment will ensure the best outcome in the event of rapid deflation and will ensure good wear and handling. Remember too that often tires are required to rotate in a set direction. Read more »
Wheel Alignment
Wheel alignment is the position of the wheels relative to your car. When properly aligned, the wheels point in the right direction. Without proper alignment, the wheels resist your steering commands, as well as each other. Alignment also affects gas mileage and tire wear. If your tires are pointed in different directions, they fight against each other and can cause tread wear. Read more »
Wheel Balance
Wheel balance refers to the proper distribution of weight around a revolving tire and wheel assembly. Poor wheel balance can have a marked impact on both your car and your safety. Read more »
Tubeless Valves
Tubeless valves are the method of checking and maintaining the tire’s air pressure. Tubeless valves become less reliable over time and need to be replaced. There are a variety of valve types with some modern valves designed to reveal a red band if the tire is under inflated. Talk with your tire expert on the choices of valves. Read more »
Tire Disposal
Tire disposal is a contentious environmental issue, if disposed of in normal land fill they tend to rise to the surface. If left unburied they become a home for vermin and insect pests. Most states and countries require that tires be disposed of by licensed scrap merchants. There are some ingenious methods of reducing tires to a more manageable state including shredding and freezing then smashing. Read more »
Consumable Supplies
Installing tires, consumes other items. There is a bead lubricant that is designed to support the correct fitment of the tire and reduce the potential for damage to the tire and wheel in the fitment process. There are solvents and cleaners needed to remove coatings that the manufacturer places on the tires to protect them during shipping and storage. Often the wheel itself needs cleaning to remove dirt that may impact the balancing of the wheel and to make certain that the wheel’s mounting face that attaches to the vehicle is clear. There are lubricants and products used on the wheel nuts themselves. Read more »
Batteries
When your car won’t start, most of the time it is due to a problem with your battery. Our technicians can help to ensure that your car starts as expected. Every time. Read more »
Brake
The braking system is one of the most important parts of your vehicle. For safe stopping you should have your brakes inspected regularly. We have the equipment and trained technicians to maintain, repair, and inspect your brake system to keep you safe and help you avoid costly repairs in the future. Read more »
Shocks and Struts
In addition to providing a comfortable ride, shocks and struts provide the critical function of keeping your wheels in proper contact with the road; vital to safe steering and braking. Read more »
An oil change service is the simplest yet most important preventative maintenance service for your vehicle. Engine oil keeps all of the moving parts in the engine operating smoothly and cleanses the engine. The oil continuously circulates through the oil filter to keep the oil clean of debris that could harm the engine. Over a period of time the oil filter starts to lose its ability to clean and the oil becomes dirty and the lubrication qualities diminish. We recommend changing the oil as well as the oil filter every 3,000-5,000 miles. At Graham Tire, we are proud to offer Conventional, Synthetic Blend and Full Synthetic motor oils to meet your manufacturer recommendations. Read more »
