PRESS RELEASE: New Blog System from TCS

September 28th, 2010

TCS has created a new blog system that is powerful yet user-friendly.

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Speed Ratings

September 27th, 2010

An alpha-numeric symbol you'll find on your tire's sidewall that tells you the maximum sustained speed the tire is capable of safely handling. An H-rated tire, for example, is built to be safe for continuous operation at speeds up to 130 mph. Most current model year family-type cars have S (112 mph) or T (118 mph) speed ratings. High performance cars often have tires with a V (149 mph) or ZR (in excess of 149 mph) speed rating. A few ultra-performance cars have W (168 mph) and even Y (186 mph) speed-rated tires.

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Aspect Ratio

August 25th, 2010

This technical-sounding term refers to the relationship between the width of a tire and the height of the tire's sidewall. High-performance "low profile" tires have low aspect ratios, their sidewalls are short relative to their width. This provides extra stiffness and better high-speed handling and grip but also tends to result in a firmer (and sometimes, harsh) ride. "Taller" tires tend to provide a smoother ride and better traction in snow.

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Opening New Location!!!!

August 16th, 2010

We are opening a new location in Nashville October 1st!!!

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Do you accept personal checks?

August 16th, 2010

We are happy to accept your personal check with proper ID and a phone number.

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What credit cards do you accept?

August 16th, 2010

We accept all major credit cards including, M/C, Visa, Amex and Discover.

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Tread Wear Indicators

August 16th, 2010

These are narrow bands built into the tread of the tires during manufacturing that begin to show when only 2/32 of the tire's tread remains. Also called wear bars, tread ware indicators are there to provide an obvious visual warning that it's time to shop for new tires.

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Contact Patch

August 16th, 2010

As your tires rotate, only a portion of the total tread is actually in contact with the ground at any given moment. This is known as the contact patch. Think of it as your tire's footprint. Sport/performance-type tires are characterized by their wider footprint -- more tread is in contact with the ground -- which provides extra grip, especially during hard acceleration on dry pavement and during high-speed cornering.

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Softball season is starting

August 16th, 2010

Come join us on August 24th at the Cookeville High School for registration.

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