Roc City Roadside Assistance

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Roc City Roadside Assistance is the proud recipient of the 2019 American TowMan Ace Award for customer service excellence. We would like to thank the residents of Rochester, NY for allowing us to be your roadside service provider during your time of need. For fast, friendly and affordable roadside service continue calling 585-200-1791.

Tune in tomorrow evening to find out more about the community activism of the small business owner of Roc City Roadside Assistance, Lydia Rivera-Warr.

For fast, friendly and affordable roadside service call 585-200-1791.

Even motorclubs acknowledge Roc City Roadside Rocks! Available 24/7 for all your minor roadside needs. 585-200-1791

Roc City Roadside Assistance is please to announce our new office is located at 291 Lyell Avenue.

Another satisfied customer! #RocCityRoadsideAssistance

Roc City Roadside Assistance is a proud sponsor of the Edgerton Community Kids Club. The objective is to teach our youth how to advocate, educate and unify our community. #OurFuture #RocCityRoadsideAssistance #EdgertonCommunityKids #ItTakesAVillage

Saftey on the roadway starts with wearing your seatbelt and having good tires on your vehicle. Below are a few simple ways to tell whether or not its time to replace your tires. You should monitor your tread depth closely once it reaches 4/32 inch deep. If you want to check it yourself, here's how to assess your tread depth: 4/32" or deeper Good... 3/32 Replace Tires Soon 2/32" or less Replace Tires Now The Penny Test There are several popular ways to check your tire tread depth. One easy way is the penny test. Simply insert a penny into your tire's tread groove with Lincoln's head upside down and facing you. If you can see all of Lincoln's head, your tread depth is less than 2/32 inch and it's time to replace your tires. measuring a tire's tread depth with a quarter The Quarter Test Another easy coin test is the quarter test. Insert a quarter into your tread groove. If the tread touches Washington's head, you have at least 4/32 inch of tread remaining. tread depth indicator bar at the bottom of tire tread grooves Tread Wear Indicator Another way to check tread depth is to look at the treadwear indicator bar that's molded into most tires. The bars are located at the bottom of the tread grooves in several locations around the tire. When these bars become visibly flush with the adjacent ribs the tire has no more than 2/32" of tread remaining. This is a visible indication that the tire should be replaced.

Read below to find out how to report potholes in your community. According to Mayor Lovely it will be repaired within 48 hours. #Lets fix our streets