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Westchase

Tires and alignment for Westchase

Westchase is west of us, out by the Sam Houston Tollway. Westheimer runs straight from there to the shop, across Gessner and Hillcroft to Winrock.

The RoadStone building from the lot: three open bays, tires stacked out front and two red floor jacks

Directions

From Westchase

The shop is east of Westchase on Westheimer, just past Hillcroft at Winrock Blvd.

  1. Get on Westheimer Rd and head east, toward the Galleria.
  2. Stay on Westheimer past Gessner Rd and Hillcroft Ave.
  3. Winrock Blvd is just past Hillcroft. We are at 6302 Westheimer Rd.

RoadStone Wheels & Tires, 6302 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77057

6302 Westheimer Rd
Houston, TX 77057

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Westchase roads and the Tollway

Westchase sits south of Westheimer and west of Gessner, with the Westpark Tollway along its south side and Beltway 8, the Sam Houston Tollway, cutting through the middle. A lot of the driving out here is on those tollways and the freeways they feed. To reach us, you leave all of that behind and take Westheimer east.

Westheimer is the north edge of Westchase, so most of the trip is one road. You cross Gessner, keep going through the lights to Hillcroft, and Winrock is the next corner after that. No tollway, no freeway, and you can turn back the same way.

What highway miles show up as

Sustained highway speed is where small problems become easy to feel. A wheel out of balance usually shows as a shake in the steering wheel or the seat once you are well above city speeds. An alignment that is slightly off shows as a drift you keep correcting, or a tire wearing smooth on one shoulder.

Rotation keeps the front and rear tires wearing at the same rate. Tire makers commonly suggest rotating every 5,000 to 8,000 miles, and on a long daily commute that comes around quickly. Your owner's manual has the number for your car.

When storms close the roads

In major storms, high water has closed tollway lanes and ramps out here before. When the roads are wet, tread depth decides how well the tire clears water at speed. If a set is getting low on tread and you spend a lot of time on the tollway, replace them before the rain does it for you.

After driving through deep water, check the tires once things dry out. Debris and potholes under the water can cut a sidewall or bend a wheel without you feeling much at the time.

Text before you drive in

Send us your size and we tell you what we have before you make the drive east on Westheimer.

Walk in, no appointment. You hear the price before we start, with no surprise fees.

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6302 Westheimer Rd at Winrock. No appointment. You get the price before we start.