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At Kenwood Tire, we’re dedicated to providing you with top-quality tires and auto service. Whether you need new tires or a tire repair, wheel alignment, brakes, battery or some scheduled maintenance, we’re here to help!

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is Road-Force Balancing?
  What is Road-Force Tire Balancing Road force balancing measures the uniformity of the tire and wheel assembly, detecting bulges, high, low, and hard spots missed by regular high-speed tire balancing machines. Regular high-speed balancing measures and corrects the dynamic balance of the tire and wheel that’s felt as a shimmy on the highway between 65-75 mph.… Read more: What is Road-Force Balancing?
• Tire Blooming
  Tires are supposed to be black, so what’s happening when your tires turning a brownish color? Tire blooming. It’s the brown residue that stains the tire’s sidewall brown, caused by a tire additive, Antiozonant, that protects against ozone damage like tire cracking and dry-rot or ground-level ozone like smog. The tradeoff is a brown residue… Read more: Tire Blooming
• Not your Average Tire Store!
  Our location goes back to 1880s when it was built as the Center Primary School in West Bridgewater MA. before becoming the West Bridgewater Public Library in 1908.  In 1962 the building was going to be demolished to make way for a new high school and a young, local entrepreneur, Kenneth Wood, spotted an opportunity —… Read more: Not your Average Tire Store!
• Tire Plug vs. Patch
  A slow leak in your tire will set off the tire pressure warning light — Don’t ignore it! The sooner you get the tire checked out, the better your chances are of getting it repaired properly and not replaced. A slow leak doesn’t always mean you’ll need a new tire —  If the object is… Read more: Tire Plug vs. Patch
• Air Filter vs. Cabin Air Filter
  There are two types of air filters in most cars — The engine air filter has been around forever, keeping a steady flow of clean air going into your engine, where it’s metered and mixed with fuel to provide combustion and power. Most engine air filters cost $30-40 — Air filters are located in the engine compartment, where… Read more: Air Filter vs. Cabin Air Filter