Welcome to Trail Tire Grande Cache 10016 99 St., Grande Cache, Alberta, T0E 0Y0

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About Us

Trail Tire Grande Cache has been in their current location since 2020. In May of 2024, they became a Trail Tire Auto Center. Dave Oddy and his team are excited to be able to provide the Grande Cache area with the best in tires and automotive services.

Trail Tire Grande Cache is located 2 blocks east of Highway 40 on 99 St and north of Hoppe Ave. They offer a wide range of tires for all passenger vehicles, including sedans, minivans, SUVs, and pick-up trucks. They also offer tires for commercial vehicles, including cube vans, buses, motorcoaches, and semi-trucks. Trail Tire Grande Cache can help you find the right tires for your vehicle and driving needs.

We also provide mechanical services and tire services. Come to Trail Tire Grande Cache for your next oil change, brake repair, or vehicle inspection. We can also provide you with a seasonal tire changeover or wheel alignment. If you’re in need of a tire rotation, the tire technicians at Trail Tire Grande Cache can help you.

We are AMVIC certified, and our expert tire and mechanical team are here to assist you with any tire or automotive service. Stop in today or book an appointment online.

Our Services

At Trail Tire Grande Cache, we offer full mechanical services. Whatever issue you may have with your vehicle, our expert technicians are here to help. We have a broad spectrum of skills to diagnose and fix your vehicle. We can also provide you with a preventative maintenance plan to ensure that your vehicle stays running for many years. You can trust Trail Tire Grande Cache for all your mechanical needs. Take it to Trail.

Out of Province Inspections

Take it to Trail Tire Grande Cache for all your out of province inspection needs. Our expert technicians can conduct thorough inspections to ensure compliance with provincial regulations. We will certify that your vehicle meets emissions regulations, is safe for the road, and is ready to be registered in your province. We will ensure every component of your vehicle is thoroughly checked. You can trust Trail Tire Grande Cache to provide trustworthy out of province inspection services.

Oil Changes

It is important to get regular oil changes as part of your preventative vehicle maintenance. Clean motor oil will keep the components of your engine lubricated so they can function properly. This will help ensure that your vehicle lasts a long time. Our skilled technicians use high-quality oils and filters to ensure optimal performance and protection for your engine. Come to Trail Tire Grande Cache for your next oil change.

Brake Inspection

Take it to Trail Tire Grande Cache for a brake inspection if you are experiencing any abnormalities with your brake system. If your brake is vibrating, squeaking, or sticking, we can inspect all the components of your brake system to verify that they are all functioning properly. We will check the brake pads, rotors, brake lines, and hydraulic components to identify any potential issues. We can then determine what steps need to be taken to repair your brake system. When you visit Trail Tire Grande Cache, we will ensure your brake system is in great condition.

Wheel Alignments

If you’ve hit a pothole or a curb, come into Trail Tire Grande Cache for a wheel alignment. Our expert technicians perform wheel alignments with advanced equipment to give you a smooth ride and extended tire life. Regular wheel alignments also improve your gas mileage. Visit Trail Tire Grande Cache for your next wheel alignment.

Seasonal Tire Changeover

To help navigate Canadian weather, we recommend getting seasonal tire changeovers. This means installing winter tires when the temperature drops below 7°C and all-season or performance tires when the temperature rises above 7°C. Trail Tire Grande Cache is here for all your seasonal tire changeover needs.

Tire Storage

We can simplify your next seasonal tire changeover with our tire storage solutions. This means that we can store your off-season tires until the weather changes. During the summer months, we’ll store your winter tires. During the winter driving months, we’ll store your all-season or summer tires. Using our tire storage solutions will save you time and storage space. You won’t need to worry about loading the tires into your vehicle either. We’ll have them stored and ready to go as soon as you come in for your seasonal tire changeover. Visit Trail Tire Grande Cache to find out more about our tire storage solutions.

Why Choose Trail Tire

Quality Products

Our products stand out because they are made with the finest materials. This ensures you get the best value for your money.

Expertise

We have a team of experts who know our products inside and out. You can trust us to offer top-notch advice and guidance.

Customer Service

Our customer service is second to none. We make it a point to be available for you whenever you need help or have questions.

Competitive Pricing

We offer high-quality products at prices that won’t break the bank. Our goal is to make excellence affordable for everyone.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do I find my tire size?

    You can find your tire size on the sidewall of your tire. You can also find it in your owner’s manual or on your driver’s side door sticker.

  • What does each number and letter on my tire size represent?

    Most vehicles have a tire size similar to /65R17 89H. The “P” is the tire type. The “255” represents the tire width. The “65” is the tire’s aspect ratio in percentage form; it’s the height of the sidewall measured from the wheel rim to the top of the tread, expressed as a percentage of the tire width. The “R” stands for the construction type. The “17” is the wheel diameter. The “89” is the load index, and the “H” is the speed rating.

  • What is the difference between an all-season tire, winter tire, and all-weather tire?

    Each type of tire is designed to perform in different weather conditions. All-season tires perform best in temperatures above 7°C. Their rubber will not wear in high temperatures and their sipes are designed to provide traction in wet weather. Winter tires perform best in temperatures below 7°C. Their rubber stays pliable in cold temperatures and their deep sipes keep snow from decreasing your traction. All-weather tires are built for both cold and warm climates, but their sipes may not detract the snow as well as winter tires and their tread could wear down faster in warm temperatures compared to all-season tires.

  • How do I know if my tires need to be replaced?

    First, check your tread depth. If your tires are measuring 2/32” or less, then you need to replace your tires. You can also use a toonie to check your tread depth. When you place the toonie in the tread of your tires, if your tread only reaches part way into the letters, then it’s time for new tires. Secondly, remember that tires expire. If you look at your tire’s sidewall, you will see a DOT number. The first two numbers represent the week it was manufactured, and the second two numbers represent the year. When the tire reaches 6 – 10 years old, it’s important to have them inspected and verified that they are still safe to drive on.

  • Can my flat tire be repaired?

    We can inspect your tire to determine if the leak is repairable or if the tire needs to be replaced. If the puncture is too large, then a plug and patch may not fix the leak. If a flat tire has been driven on for too long or has sat for too long, we may not be able to repair it. If the puncture is too close to the sidewall, it may not be possible to repair it.

  • How often should I have my wheels aligned?

    You should have your wheel alignment checked once a year. After the check, we will determine if an alignment is required.

  • How often should I rotate my tires?

    You should get your tires rotated once every 10,000km or as recommended by your owner’s manual.

What our clients say

Welcome to Trail Tires Auto Centers Grande Cache,

Trail Tire Grande Cache is here for all your tire and automotive needs. We offer passenger, light truck, and commercial tires for all makes and models. You can find top quality tires from all your favourite tire brands when you visit us at Trail Tire Grande Cache. We also provide full-service mechanical services. If you’re in need of an oil change, brake inspection, or suspension service, bring your vehicle in today. We also provide convenient tire storage services to simplify your seasonal tire changeovers. Our tire and automotive experts at Trail Tire Grande Cache are here to help with all your vehicle’s needs. You can trust Trail Tire Grande Cache for expertise and consistency.


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Services offered by Trail Tire Grande Cache

Advanced Diagnostics
Aftermarket Performance
Aftermarket Wheels
Alignments
Alternator
Exhaust
Factory Scheduled Maintenance
Full-Service Auto Repair
Mechanical
Muffler
OTR
Out of Province Inspections
Passenger/Light Truck Tire
Service
Shocks
Steering
Tire Storage
TPMS Service
Trail Protection
Trailer Service

Contact Trail Tire Grande Cache

  • Address

    10016 99 St., Grande Cache, Alberta, T0E 0Y0

  • Telephone
  • Hours
    M T W Th F : 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Sa Su: Closed
  • Owner

    Dave Oddy

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