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We provide comprehensive inspections to ensure your vehicle meets safety requirements for registration, sale or peace of mind.

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Maintain your vehicle’s warranty with scheduled log book servicing that follows manufacturer guidelines using high-quality parts and fluids.

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From worn brake pads to complete system overhauls, we restore braking efficiency to keep you safe on the road.

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If your battery is struggling to hold charge, we offer testing, repairs and quality replacements to prevent breakdowns.

Keeping Your Vehicle Safe & Roadworthy

Regular maintenance and repairs are essential to keep your vehicle running smoothly and safely. At Clarence Valley Tyre Centre, we offer a range of mechanical services in Grafton, from log book servicing to brake and battery replacements. Whether you need a roadworthy inspection, a scheduled service or urgent repairs, our experienced team ensures your vehicle meets safety and performance standards. Using quality parts and industry-approved techniques, our mechanics help extend the life of your car while improving reliability. Explore our services or call (02) 6642 7688 to book your vehicle in today.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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  • HOW DO I KNOW WHICH SIZE TYRE IS RIGHT FOR MY CAR?

    The size details of your current tyre can be located on the sidewall of your tyre. There are a number of different size ratios that must be considered when understanding the overall size of your tyre. The numbers are in the format of ###/##R##.



    Our tyre specialists can help to identify all of this information to ensure we select the right tyre for your vehicle.

  • WHAT TYRE PRESSURE SHOULD I PUT IN MY TYRES?

    Tyre pressure is an integral part of tyre maintenance. Contact our tyre specialists to ensure you are maintaining the correct pressure for your particular tyre.

  • HOW OFTEN SHOULD I CHECK MY TYRE PRESSURE?

    Approximately every 6 months and before a long trip.

  • WHEN SHOULD I CHECK MY WHEEL ALIGNMENT?

    If you notice that your vehicle pulls significantly to the left or right when you are travelling on a straight, flat road with little crosswind, or your tyres are wearing abnormally, then your wheel alignment may require adjustment. You should therefore take your vehicle to a Michelin tyre dealer or a reputable garage to have its wheel alignment checked. This is a simple process, which may require a slight adjustment of front and/or rear suspension components. If your vehicle's wheels are not properly aligned, this can cause abnormal wearing of the tyres.



    Note: A wheel alignment may also be referred to as a suspension alignment.



    Always have your vehicle's alignment checked when:


    • Your vehicle has hit something (e.g. a kerb or major road hazard)
    • You notice that your tyres are wearing abnormally or unevenly
    • You experience steering or handling problems, such as pulling or drifting to one side
    • Your steering wheel does not return easily after a turn
    • Your steering wheel remains at an angle when driving in a straight line
    • When you buy a new set of tyres and want them to last as long as possible 
    • When you replace suspension or steering components

  • DO I NEED TO REPLACE A PUNCTURED TYRE, OR CAN IT BE REPAIRED?

    The decision between replacing or repairing a damaged tyre is very important. On some occasions, a tyre is beyond repair, however if the damage is on the tread, it may be able to be repaired. This decision requires a trained tyre specialist who must remove the tyre from the wheel to thoroughly assess the damage.



    As a rule of thumb, often holes beyond 6 millimetres cannot be repaired, as well as tyres that have travelled even just a short distance from the puncture location.



    In the event that your tyre is damaged, it is advised that you change the tyre over to your spare and visit a tyre specialist as soon as possible.