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Honda Service · Route 112
Tires fitted, balanced and rotated by Honda-trained technicians in Port Jefferson Station, with TPMS sensors reset properly. We measure the tread and show you the numbers before recommending anything.
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Wheel alignment, tire rotation, oil change and filter offers rotate monthly — all current coupons in one place.
A rotation and pressure check takes about half an hour. A set of four, mounted, balanced and with TPMS relearned, is usually under two hours. Tires are worth booking ahead — it means your size is on the shelf when you arrive rather than ordered while you wait.
Rather not make the trip? We offer complimentary pick-up and delivery within 10 miles — we collect your Honda, fit the tires, and bring it back. Loaner cars and shuttle service are available for longer jobs.
Call Us Now - 631-636-0042Schedule ServiceA new tire has about 10/32 of an inch of tread. New York requires replacement at 2/32, and the moulded wear bars sit level with the tread at that point. Wet grip starts falling away well before you get there.
Tread depth · 32nds
10/32 to 6/32 — plenty of life left
6/32 to 4/32 — start planning
2/32 — legal limit, replace now
Describe what you’re seeing or feeling and we’ll tell you what it usually means before you drive over.
The TPMS light stays on
Usually a low tire — but it can be a dead sensor battery.
The TPMS light flashes, then stays on
A flashing light first means a sensor fault, not pressure.
Vibration through the wheel at speed
Usually a balance issue or a thrown wheel weight.
Wearing faster on one edge
Normally an alignment problem rather than the tire.
Pulling to one side
Often alignment, uneven pressures, or a damaged tire.
Losing pressure every few weeks
Often a slow leak at the valve or the rim seal.
Rotating every 5,000 to 7,500 miles is the single cheapest thing you can do to make a set last.
1435 NY-112, Port Jefferson Station, NY 11776
Mon – Fri 7:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday Closed
Coming south on Route 112 from Port Jefferson village, the service drive is on your right just past Nesconset Highway. From Coram or Selden, head north on 112 and turn left at the dealership.
It depends on the size and the brand you choose. We quote the tires, mounting, balancing and TPMS service as one number before we start — check our service specials for current offers, and we meet all dealer competitor pricing.
Every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, which lines up neatly with your oil change. It is the cheapest thing you can do to get a full life out of a set.
Not always. On front-wheel-drive Hondas a pair is often fine if the others still have good tread, and new ones go on the rear. On all-wheel-drive models the tread has to stay closely matched, so four is usually the right answer.
Solid means at least one tire is 25% or more below its placard pressure. Flashing for about a minute at start-up and then staying solid means a sensor fault rather than a pressure problem.
Usually under two hours for four, mounted, balanced and with TPMS relearned. A rotation on its own is about half an hour.
Eventually, yes. The sensors run on sealed batteries that last around seven to ten years, so on an older Honda it is often worth replacing them while the tire is already off the rim.
Yes — complimentary within 10 miles. We collect your Honda, service it and bring it back, with loaner cars and shuttle service available for longer jobs.
Of course. Where you bought it makes no difference to what we can do for it.
Call the service department and we’ll check the tread and pressures while you wait — or come and collect the car.
