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Nebraskaland Tire
511 Plum Creek Parkway
Lexington, NE 68850
Phone: (308) 324-4604
Fax: (308) 324-7351
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About Our Location
Nebraskaland Tire on Plum Creek Parkway was established in 1975
Additional Services:
• 24 Hour Emergency Road Service
We maintain a large inventory of auto, truck, industrial, farm and off-road tires. We
also offer expertise for your terra tire / turf tire and wheel needs, whether it be tire replacement, tire and wheel conversion or retreading. We are a Goodyear authorized retreader with 3 plants to produce quality tires for your needs. Truck wheel reconditioning and flat-proofing of specialty tires is available. Our technicians can
handle your tire service needs in our facility, or on your job site 24-hours a day.
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Com-Cheks and national account billing are welcome, and centralized billing is available for commercial fleets.
If you are traveling, or your busy fleet is on the road, check our map for our other locations across Kansas to meet your service needs!
Nebraskaland Tire has been in operation since 1971 throughout Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado and Oklahoma.
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Kelly Tires
Why Kelly Tires?
We've succeeded in the tire business for over 100 years because we know a lot about tires, and even more about the people who buy them. We understand that drivers like you are looking for
a good deal on a great tire. High quality, long life, a warranty and reasonable price? these are
all important features. It's the kind of tire deal you can expect to find through the network of Kelly Tires Dealers.
Smart Tire Buying: Learn How To Find Tires
If you're asking yourself, "what tires should I buy?" you've come to the right place.
Know When You Need New Tires
A simple penny test every 3,000 miles can help you easily determine when you need new tires.
• Insert a penny into your tire's tread groove
• The penny should be upside down with Lincoln facing you
• If you can see all of Lincoln's head, you need new tires
Know Your Tire Size
The easiest way to determine what tire size you need is to look at the sidewall of your current tires.
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