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About Jacksonville Supercenter

Your local Walmart Auto Care Center at 6767 103rd St, Jacksonville, FL 32210 offers important maintenance services that help to keep your vehicle running its best. These services include: oil changes, tire changes, battery installation, and more. Give us a call at 904-772-0011 or drop by from to learn more about what our expert technicians can do to help or to schedule your car's checkup.

Keep your car rolling with automotive tires and parts

With the right equipment and the proper care, you can keep your car running like new for many years. Walmart carries the tires, oils, fluids, and auto parts and accessories you need to stay on the road without worry. Plus, auto tools make it easy to find the right products for your car. With Walmart's convenient, affordable auto services, you can get your car serviced while you shop.

Car and truck tires

If you're looking for tires for your car or truck, be sure to pick out a set that's right for your vehicle and driving conditions. For the optimal performance at all times, consider buying tires for the worst weather and driving conditions you're likely to encounter in a specific season, and use Walmart's Tire Finder to select the right size for your vehicle. It's a good idea to get multiple sets of tires for different seasons if you live in an area with extreme weather conditions.

Winter tires

Winter tires are made with a softer compound and feature more rubber than summer tires. They need to stay soft and flexible so they can grip the road better, even in colder conditions. When the temperature hits 44 degrees Fahrenheit, summer and all-season tires become hard and lose their effectiveness. Look for winter tires for better traction and safer handling in the cold months.

Lawn and tractor tires

When it comes to lawn and tractor tires, there are three main kinds to choose from:

Turf tires are the least aggressive of the three styles and are meant primarily for mowing your yard.

Worksite (also known as R4) tires are used on hard surfaces like asphalt, concrete, and gravel. They're a bit wider so they distribute the weight they re carrying more evenly, which means less stress on the tire but also less traction. They're best used in dry conditions.

Agriculture tires are the most aggressive of the three, providing better traction for soft fields and loose dirt. They're recommended for working in the snow, mud, and general farm use.

Trailer tires

Trailer tires aren't like car and truck tires. They don't need to be steered and aren't connected to complex suspension, steering, and braking systems. Don't use car and truck tires on a trailer; it's a safety hazard. Instead, look for Special Trailer (ST) tires. They provide a heavy-duty load capacity, and the stiff sidewalls help to prevent your vehicle from swaying. Also, they're designed for trailer wheels, which are typically narrower than the wheels on a car.

ATV tires

The first step to choosing the right ATV tire is knowing the type of terrain you'll be riding on.

All-purpose tires are good for year-round riding in "non-extreme" conditions. If you're going to be riding around in yards and woods and other normal terrain, this is the tire for you.

Sand tires are probably the most recognizable ATV tires. The rear tires look like paddles and the front tires provide a rib down the middles or sides to assist with steering. You won't get far on the sand without these.

Mud tires have deep, thick lugs to offer traction and support in extreme mud conditions.

There are also motocross tires, offering traction and speed for dirt race tracks with jumps. Off-road tires are great for everything from mountainous terrain to racing across a wide-open desert.

Golf cart tires

If you have your own golf cart, you'll eventually need to get new tires, especially if you play a lot of golf. Modern golf cart tires are tubeless and come in a variety of sizes and tread patterns. Standard golf cart tires measure 18-inches tall (outer diameter) by 8.5-inches wide (across the tread) by 8-inches at the bead (inner diameter). They're designated as NHS, which means "non-highway service," and aren't designed to withstand heavy loads or high speeds.

Tire accessories

Walmart makes it easy to shop for motor oil, transmission fluid, and car lubricants too. When choosing motor oil, be sure to consult your car's owner's manual for specifications and choose the best viscosity for your conditions. Low-viscosity oil is good for easier starts in cold weather, while high-viscosity oil is good for higher temperatures and maintaining proper oil pressure under loads.

Walmart also carries car batteries, replacement parts, interior and exterior car accessories, and everything you need for auto detailing and car care, from auto paint to car wax and polish. Be sure to shop for car safety and security devices for that extra peace of mind so you can save money and live better.

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