Western Tire
Corner Brook’s One-stop Tire Shop.
FAST SERVICE
At Western Tire, we’re all about efficiency. We’ll have your work done ASAP. Our team of experts has changed tens of thousands of tires.
GREAT SELECTION
From the smallest wheelbarrow tire, to the largest pickup truck tires, we stock them all. We even have tires for forklifts, trailers and ATVs.
BUDGET FRIENDLY
We’re Corner Brook’s go-to tire shop for a reason. Even though we’ve got a new name, you can count on the same great competitive pricing.
ALL MAKES & MODELS
Western Tire has tires and wheels available for all makes and models of vehicles
… and any other brand you can think of.
We’ve even get tires for ATV’s and Forklifts
Expert Tire Advice
Our tire pros will help you find the right rubber and the right wheels every time. We can easily look up the tire and wheel size for your vehicle, but it’s especially helpful if you have your year, make, model and trim info. We’ll help you find the summers or winters for an exact fit on your car or truck.
Our Mission
Western Tire is customer service company offering tire and wheel sales and installations. We provide excellent quality product, value-focused pricing, and exceptional customer service while striving consistently to exceed customer and employee expectations.
Popular Questions
+ Do I need studded tires?
Winter tires come built with a soft-compound rubber that gives you extra grip in cold temperatures. While opinions and personal preference is divided, most studies show that with a good quality winter tire, studs aren’t necessary. Of course, we can stud almost any new winter tire.
+ When should I change my tires?
As a general rule, you should change your tires from summers to winters when the temperature drops below 6°C. The rubber compound in your all-season tires becomes harder at these cool temperatures, reducing overall performance. You shouldn’t be waiting until there’s snow on the ground to have your tires changed.
+ When do I need new tires?
Most drivers are aware that your tires are there to provide grip on the road, but most drivers aren’t aware that the primary thing preventing your tires getting a good grip is water buildup. Your tire treads are designed to displace water away from the contact point where your rubber meets the road. As your tires wear down, they become less effective. Ask us for a free measurement any time.
