How much does tires & wheels cost in Niles?

$80 - $1,200 depending on scope

A single new tire usually costs $100 to $300 installed, so a full set of four runs about $400 to $1,200 depending on size and brand. Add a wheel alignment ($75–$200) with new tires to protect them. Below are typical prices for the tire and wheel jobs drivers search for most.

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Common tires & wheels jobs & typical costs

Job Typical cost
New tire (each, installed) $100 – $300
Set of 4 new tires $400 – $1,200
Wheel alignment $75 – $200
Tire rotation $20 – $50
Mount & balance (per tire) $15 – $45
Flat tire repair $20 – $40

Typical ranges for a standard job. Your exact price depends on your vehicle, parts and shop.

Tires & Wheels cost guides by job

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Tires & Wheels pricing by level of work

Basic

$80 - $120

Seasonal tire swap on rims with balance, or a single flat repair with inspection.

Standard

$150 - $300

Mount and balance four tires, four-wheel alignment, or TPMS sensor service.

Premium

$400 - $1,200

Full set of quality tires installed and aligned, or wheel refinishing and straightening for four rims.

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Tires & Wheels cost — frequently asked questions

How much do 4 new tires cost?

A full set of four tires typically costs $400 to $1,200 installed, including mounting and balancing. Small economy-car tires sit at the low end; large truck, SUV and performance tires cost more.

How much is a wheel alignment?

A wheel alignment usually costs $75 to $200. A front-end (two-wheel) alignment is cheaper than a four-wheel alignment, which most modern cars need.

How much does a tire rotation cost?

A tire rotation is one of the cheapest services there is — about $20 to $50, and sometimes free when you buy tires or get other work done.

Do you need an alignment with new tires?

It is strongly recommended. A fresh alignment stops your new tires from wearing unevenly and prematurely, which easily pays for itself over the life of the tires.

How often should you replace your tires?

Most tires last 60,000 to 100,000 km, but replace them sooner if the tread is below 4/32", they are more than about six years old, or you see cracking or bulges.

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