Quick answer: The total cost of four new tires depends mostly on your tire size and the brand tier you choose — the tire price is only part of the bill, so always compare the installed price, not the shelf price. At ABC Tire Wholesale, LLC in Moreno Valley, new tires start at $75 installed, and standard installation is $25 per tire for mount and balance. For an exact quote on your car, call 951-653-2869 with your tire size or your year, make, and model (or license plate) — quotes are parts-first so you can see exactly what you are paying for.
Few questions get asked in car forums more than "I got quoted for four tires — is this price fair?" The confusion is understandable: two shops can quote the same tires hundreds of dollars apart, because the real question is what the quote includes. Here is how to read any tire quote, including ours.
The parts of an installed price. (1) The tires themselves — priced by size and tier: economy, mid-range, and name brands with longer mileage warranties. Bigger sizes, truck and SUV tires, and all-terrains cost more than small passenger sizes. (2) Installation: mounting and balancing, $25 per tire here. (3) Small stuff: new valve stems/TPMS service, disposal of your old tires, and tax. If a quote looks suspiciously cheap, one of these is usually missing and shows up at the register.
Sets of four are the smart buy. Matching tires on all four corners wear evenly, handle predictably, and rotate properly — which is why we push sets of 4. It is also where the tier choice matters most: on a set of four, stepping up to a name brand with a real mileage warranty often costs less per mile than the cheapest set, because it lasts longer. Ask for both numbers and compare cost per year, not just cost today.
Protect the purchase. New tires plus an alignment check is the classic pairing — if the old set wore unevenly, the same angles will chew the new set. Our alignment check is free, and basic front-end alignment for small cars is $45 (Mon–Fri before 4 PM). Then rotate every 5,000–7,500 miles to keep wear even.
Getting your number. Look at the sidewall of your current tire for the size (it reads like 225/65R17), or just tell us the year, make, and model of the car — or your license plate — and we will look it up. Browse the range first: https://abctirecenter.com/collections/passenger-tires for cars, and truck and SUV drivers can ask about the truck lineup too. ABC Tire Wholesale, LLC, 14300 Elsworth St #105-106, Moreno Valley, CA 92553. Open Mon–Fri 9 AM–5 PM, Sat 9 AM–2 PM, closed Sunday. Call before you come and we will confirm your size is ready: 951-653-2869. Se habla español.