OK Tire - Fort Saskatchewan

09/01/2026

Ever looked at the numbers on your tire and wondered what they actually mean?

Take 225/65R17.

It might look like a random string of numbers, but every part tells you something about your tire:

🛞 225 = Tire width in millimetres
📏 65 = Sidewall height as a percentage of the tire width
🔤 R = Radial construction
⭕ 17 = Wheel diameter in inches

So the next time you see those numbers, you'll know they're telling you exactly what size tire you're looking at.

Save this for the next time you're shopping for tires.

08/25/2026

There's something special about seeing familiar faces come through the door year after year.

Austin, thank you for being part of the OK Tire Fort Saskatchewan community. We truly appreciate your continued support and taking the time to share your experience.

08/22/2026

What's the most underrated place in Fort Saskatchewan?

Not the place everyone already knows.

We're talking about the spot you discovered by accident and thought:

"Why doesn't everyone know about this?"

Maybe it's a park, a walking trail, a café, a viewpoint, or something completely unexpected.

Tell us about it in the comments. 👇

08/19/2026

08/19/2026

Before you plan one more RV adventure, give your tires a little attention.

RV tires can carry a serious load, and a quick check before hitting the highway can help you catch potential problems early.

Take a look at:

🚐 Tire pressure — Check when the tires are cold and follow the RV manufacturer's recommended pressure.
🔎 Tread — Look for excessive or uneven wear.
📅 Tire age — Older tires deserve extra attention, even if the tread looks good.
⚠️ Damage — Check for cracks, bulges, cuts, or other visible damage.
⚖️ Load rating — Make sure your tires are rated to handle your RV's weight.

One more trip? Make sure your tires are ready to go with you.

08/18/2026

Your tires won't always tell you they're ready to retire.

Sometimes, the signs are easy to miss.

Look for:

• Tread that's getting low
• Uneven wear across the tire
• Cracks or visible damage
• Air pressure that keeps dropping

If something doesn't look or feel right, it's worth getting checked.

Because the best time to find out your tires need replacing is before you're stranded on the side of the road.

08/15/2026

You've got a free weekend, nowhere to be, and the bags are already packed.

Where are you going?

🏖️ Beach
🏔️ Mountains

No thinking too hard. Pick one!

08/13/2026

Your bags are packed.
Your playlist is ready.
Your snacks are in the car.

But is your car ready?

Before heading out on a long drive, take five minutes to check:

✔ Tire pressure
✔ Lights
✔ Washer fluid
✔ Wiper blades
✔ Fuel level

It takes less time than stopping halfway through your trip because something you could've caught at home wasn't ready.

Save this before your next getaway.

08/12/2026

That little engine-shaped light can make anyone nervous.

But seeing it doesn't always mean your engine is about to give up.

A solid check engine light can point to something as simple as a loose gas cap or something that needs further diagnosis.

If the light is flashing, that's different—it can indicate a more serious problem, and you should avoid continuing to drive.

The takeaway?

Don't ignore it, but don't panic either.

Getting it checked can tell you what's actually going on.