Ford Tire Center in Lebanon, TN

We offer a complete range of tire services to help you stay safe on the road and extend the life of your tires.

• Tire Pressure-Checks & Inspections: Maintain the right PSI and catch early signs of wear or damage before they become bigger issues.
• Tire Repair: Flat tire? Pot-hole damage? Our technicians can safely patch or plug eligible tires, saving you the cost of a full replacement.
• Tire Rotation: Regular tire rotations ensure even wear, helping to extend tire life and improve overall handling.
• Tire Balancing & Wheel Alignment: Reduce vibration, enhance ride quality, and maximize tire life with precision balancing and alignment services.
• Tire Replacement: When it's time for new tires, we'll help you choose the right set based on your vehicle, driving habits, and budget.
• Tire Installation: Get your new tires mounted and installed by Ford-certified technicians using factory-spec equipment.

Different Types of Tires

No matter what you drive or where you drive it, we offer a wide selection of tires tailored to your Ford truck, van, car, or SUV.

• Popular Tire Brands: We carry trusted names like Michelin, Goodyear, Continental, Pirelli, Hankook, BFGoodrich, and more-all approved for Ford vehicles.
• Ford Truck Tires: highway, heavy-duty, and all-terrain tires designed for Ford F-150, Super Duty, and Ranger models.
• Ford SUV Tires: Whether you drive a Ford Escape, Ford Explorer, Ford Expedition, or Ford Bronco Sport, we have SUV tires that deliver grip, durability, and comfort.
• Ford Van Tires: Tires suited for Ford Transit and Transit Connect vans-perfect for commercial or personal use.
• Ford Mustang Tires: Performance-focused tires built to match the speed, agility, and precision of your Ford sports car.

Here's why so many Ford owners in Middle Tennessee trust Bates Ford for tire service and replacements:

• Full-Service Ford Dealer: We handle everything from tires to transmission, offering complete care under one roof.
• Bates Ford Service Center: Our state-of-the-art facility is equipped for fast, accurate tire service on all Ford models.
• Ford-Certified Technicians: Get peace of mind knowing your vehicle is serviced by trained experts who understand your Ford model inside and out.
• Ford OEM Parts: We use genuine Ford parts and accessories to ensure your tires and wheels meet factory standards.
• Saturday Service Hours: Can't visit during the week? We're open Saturdays to keep your schedule flexible.
• Ford Tire Specials: Save with rotating discounts on tire services, including price match guarantees and seasonal promotions.
• Parts & Labor Warranties: All tire-related services come backed by Ford warranties for added confidence and protection.
• Service Pickup & Delivery: Let us pick up your vehicle and return it once the work is done-perfect for busy schedules.
• Ford Mobile Service: Select tire services can even be done at your home or office with our Mobile Service team.
• FordPass: Schedule service, track maintenance, and earn rewards with the FordPass app.
• Comfortable Waiting Area: Enjoy Wi-Fi, refreshments, and a clean, relaxing lounge while you wait.
• Convenient Location: Located in Lebanon, TN, we're easily accessible throughout central TN.

Ford Tire FAQs

How often should I replace my Ford tires?
Most tires last between 30,000 to 60,000 miles, depending on brand, usage, and maintenance habits. Regular tire inspections help catch wear early.

What tire pressure should my Ford vehicle have?
The recommended PSI varies by model and tire type. You can find the correct tire pressure on the driver's door label or in your owner's manual.

Can I rotate my tires myself?
While it's possible, professional rotation ensures even wear, correct torque settings, and a multi-point inspection to spot other potential issues.

What's included with a tire replacement?
Our tire replacement includes mounting, balancing, valve stems, disposal of old tires, and a visual inspection of your brakes and suspension.

Do I need a wheel alignment with new tires?
It's strongly recommended to perform a wheel alignment after installing new tires to prevent uneven wear and improve handling.