Circuit Tire
3227 St. John's St. V3H 2E1 Port Moody, BC, Canada

It is hard to believe that we would be selling Winter Tires at this time with the weather being what it is, so hot still. BUT, we are! Many people are remembering last winter and are placing Winter Tire orders now to be sure they get the tires they will need in a couple of months time. A very good idea. Also, we are experiencing many more vehicles with Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems not working. The vehicles that are 6 to 7 years old or more are having dead batteries in the sensors therefore need to be replaced. Drop in and we can scan the sensors to see if they need replacing before it becomes an inconvenience.

Another Year is just about over. A BIG THANK YOU to all our customers, both long time and new, who honored CIRCUIT TIRE with your trust and support for the past 46 years! We look forward to being able to continue in offering you our best with all your tire and wheel needs and related services in 2017.... Be safe and HAPPY NEW YEAR!

WOW! The weather we have had of recent has caused us to be extremely busy. A BIG THANK YOU to all who came to CIRCUIT TIRE to make your vehicles safe for the cold and snowy roads. We are still installing and providing WINTER TIRES for many folks who have not yet installed or purchased tires for safe Christmas Holiday traveling. We will do or best to help, but supply is getting low and time is running out! We will be open tomorrow, December 23rd and closed December 24th to 26...th to enjoy time with family, re-opening on December 27th. Be safe and have a very MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Oh my! What a mess on some of the highways around the province yesterday! Not the weather, but rather the many vehicles slipping and sliding and getting stuck! SO DANGEROUS and putting many people at risk of accidents, no not accidents but rather crashes. And possibly injury too. Why? WINTER tires are designed for conditions such as yesterday and weather that is coming, It is not only about snow. It is about temperatures at 7 degrees and colder. All season tires, which are re...ally 3 season tires lose traction at 7 degrees which means safety is compromised ( wet,dry or icy ). WINTER tires are the only safe choice, the ones with the mountain/snow flake symbol. These are the tires that the highway signs say are required. Don't be fooled by the expense issue. Two sets of tires always out last one set, therefore saving money in the long run. But, it should be about safety anyhow. There are lots of SALES at present and REBATES ( which end soon ) too. Give a us a call.

REBATES-REBATES- REBATES and more REBATES !!!!!! Almost every tire manufacturer is offering REBATES at this time. This is the time to take advantage of SALES that we are offering and then an additional REBATE from the manufacturer!... For those traveling you will want to have tires that are branded with the "THREE PEAK MOUNTAIN and SNOWFLAKE" There has been lots of advertising regarding the WINTER TIRE requirements and the fact that All Season Tires ( 3 season they should be called ) harden up at 7 degree celsius. This can cause them to lose traction causing handling issues and compromising your safety! Don't be fooled by it is too expensive to have additional WINTER TIRES. 8 tires always last longer than 4, which save money in the long run and of most importance is SAFER.