Why shouldn't you buy tires at shopping malls?

Is it worth buying tires in supermarkets, where they are sold alongside buckwheat and sugar? There are several nuances that make it recommended to buy tires in professional tire centers.

Firstly, a tire is a technically complex product that consists of a large number of chemical elements. There are clear recommendations, or rather requirements, for their storage. Tires should be stored within a certain temperature and humidity range, away from any objects that could negatively affect them. Where were your tires stored in the supermarket, next to the refrigerator or near a hot battery? Nobody can tell you. It is unlikely that the store has a separate room for tires with shelving.

Secondly, you need to determine the size of the tires you need. Not every car owner is well-versed in this, and the advice of a professional will help avoid the mistake of buying the wrong size. Following the recommended standard tire size for your vehicle affects safety on the road. Additionally, you will likely need the seller's advice on which brand and model to choose. Among the many models, a professional consultant can select a tire based on your specific requests. In a supermarket, however, no one can consult you, and the selection of tires in such stores is usually very limited. Finally, after purchasing tires, they need to be installed. By visiting a tire center, you can immediately have a comprehensive tire fitting done. But when buying tires in a supermarket, you will have to carry them to your car and from your car, and possibly even take them home if you cannot get a tire fitting right away. By turning to professionals when buying tires, you will save yourself a lot of time, effort, and possibly even money if you consider everything in complex.