Hyundai Tire & Alignment Center In Miami Lakes, FL

Our Hyundai tire center in Miami Lakes, FL, makes it easy to keep your vehicle healthy and your stress levels low. Nothing's more frustrating than a deflated tire when you least expect it – or even worse, treads that can't hold traction on wet or icy roads. If you've recently noticed cracks or bulges, shaking, vibrations, or uneven tread wear on your daily driver, make sure you and your passengers are as safe as possible with OEM-certified Hyundai tires and professional alignment from our Potamkin Hyundai tire shop near Miami, FL.

Signs You Need a Hyundai Tire Change

Noticing the telltale symptoms of worn-out tires is critical to the health of your automobile, the safety of your passengers, and the amount of money you'll spend on damages. Keep everyone secure – and your budget intact – by looking for these common warning signs that you need new Hyundai tires:

• Your TPMS dash lights turn on
• Tires are cracked, warped, or bulging
• You notice tire vibrations or wobbling while driving
• Your tires have surpassed their age limits
• Tires have uneven tread wear
• Treads don't pass the "penny test"
• Treads are worn almost smooth, or tire cords are visible

OEM-Approved vs. Aftermarket: Why Hyundai Tires Are Your Best Bet

Let's say you've assessed the situation, and your vehicle does need new Hyundai tires. Your next thought will likely be, "Where can I find affordable Hyundai tires near Hialeah, FL?" A quick Google search might skew your preference toward an aftermarket brand or big-box store as they advertise too-good-to-be-true pricing, but these businesses do you and your car a huge disservice.

Your best options for new Hyundai tires can be found at a Hyundai service center like our state-of-the-art location near Hialeah – and that's not a marketing tactic to earn customers. Whether you're a new driver or have owned vehicles for decades, here are five substantial reasons to choose our certified Hyundai tire center in Miami Lakes, FL, over an aftermarket option:

• We carry the right tires for your Hyundai model, ensuring proper load and speed ratings.
• Our center offers competitive tire prices, especially when combined with our Hyundai service coupons.
• Tires are expertly installed by factory-trained technicians.
• We carry the exact tire brands your Hyundai model requires, including Nexen, Kumho, Continental, Hankook, and Goodyear®.
• You'll enjoy two years of Hyundai road hazard coverage on eligible tires.¹
• We not only fit your model for new tires; our service center also offers Hyundai tire alignment to make sure your new set wears evenly.

Book Your Next Hyundai Tire Change at Our Hyundai Tire Center Near Miami, FL

Wondering why our Potamkin Hyundai tire center is the top choice for new Hyundai tires near Miami, FL? In addition to the list of benefits above, our new facility now includes a customer-friendly gym with an on-site trainer, giving customers the ability to get in a morning run or log an afternoon lifting session while we service their car.

Thanks to our impeccable new and used automobile selection and a service department that includes an extensive Hyundai parts center, our dealership near Miami, FL, has also been named one of the top 12 Hyundai dealerships in the nation. The next time you need Hyundai tires, turn to the full-service experts at Potamkin Hyundai.

Frequently Asked Questions

What brand of tire does Hyundai use?

Hyundai vehicles are factory-fitted with a variety of tire brands because different models have different requirements. In general, Hyundai sedans and SUVs use Kumho, Continental, Hankook, Goodyear®, and Nexen. The brand, size, load, and speed rating that work best for your model can be found in your owner's manual, on the tire sticker on your door, or molded into your existing tires' sidewalls.

How long do new Hyundai tires last?

New Hyundai tires should last an average of 50,000 miles, but your results may vary based on your driving style and the tires' treadwear ratings. Some people report traveling up to 70,000 miles before needing new Hyundai tires. The best way to extend the life of vehicle tires is to keep them properly inflated and to avoid potholes and debris on the road.

What is the five-year warranty on Hyundai tires?

All new Hyundai tires come with two-year road hazard coverage,¹ but if you'd like extended protection for your car's tires, you can also purchase Hyundai Tire & Wheel Protection.¹ Tire & Wheel Protection lasts for five years, covers two sets of tires, and offsets the cost of repairing or replacing damaged tires or wheels.¹ You can easily add Tire & Wheel Protection to your model.

What Our Happy Customers Say About Potamkin Hyundai Tire Center

¹Warranties listed on this web page shall not be solely relied upon. Warranties may be subject to specific terms, restrictions, exclusions, and fees. Additional warranty information may be obtained by visiting the official website of the warranty provider. Contact our dealership for complete details.