OK Tire Service LLC

06/19/2026

🚗 NOW HIRING:
Tire Tech/Alignment Tech / Mechanic 🚗
Ok Tire and Service is looking to add a skilled and motivated Tire Tech/Mechanic/Alignment Tech to our growing team!
What We’re Looking For:
• Experience with alignments, tire mounting, balancing, and repairs
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality work
• Ability to work in a fast-paced shop environment
• Team player with a positive attitude
We Offer:
• Competitive pay based on experience
• Full-time hours with growth opportunities
• A supportive work environment
• Steady flow of customers and work year-round
Location:
OK Tire and Service
1314 US-22 NW, Washington C.H., Ohio
📞 740-335-3300
If you’re ready to put your skills to work with a trusted, local shop, apply today or stop by to meet the team!

04/17/2026

🚗 Now Hiring: Alignment Tech / Tire Tech 🚗
Okay Tire and Service is looking to add a skilled and motivated Alignment Tech / Tire Tech to our growing team!
What We’re Looking For:
• Experience with alignments, tire mounting, balancing, and repairs
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality work
• Ability to work in a fast-paced shop environment
• Team player with a positive attitude
We Offer:
• Competitive pay based on experience
• Full-time hours with growth opportunities
• A supportive work environment
• Steady flow of customers and work year-round
Location:
Okay Tire and Service
1314 US-22 NW, Washington C.H., Ohio
📞 740-335-3300
If you’re ready to put your skills to work with a trusted, local shop, apply today or stop by to meet the team!

03/04/2026

03/04/2026

Hydroplaning (also called aquaplaning) occurs when a vehicle’s tires lose contact with the road and ride on a layer of water. When this happens, the driver can temporarily lose control of steering, braking, and acceleration.

What Causes Hydroplaning

Hydroplaning usually happens when:

Standing water is on the road

Vehicle speed is too high

Tires are worn or have low tread depth

Tire pressure is incorrect

The road surface cannot drain water quickly

When tires cannot push water out from under them fast enough, the water builds up and lifts the tire off the pavement.

Signs You Are Hydroplaning

You may notice:

The steering wheel feels light or loose

The vehicle drifts or slides

The engine may rev higher without speeding up

Brakes may feel unresponsive

What To Do If Your Car Hydroplanes

Stay calm.

Ease off the accelerator slowly.

Do NOT slam on the brakes.

Hold the steering wheel steady and keep the wheels pointed straight.

As the tires regain traction, gently regain control.

How To Prevent Hydroplaning

Slow down in rain.

Keep good tire tread (at least 4/32" is recommended for wet roads).

Maintain proper tire pressure.

Replace worn tires.

Avoid driving through deep puddles or standing water.

Simple Rule

💧 The faster you drive in water, the more likely hydroplaning becomes.

If you want, I can also explain:

How fast hydroplaning can happen

How tire tread and alignment affect hydroplaning (useful for tire shops)

A simple explanation you could use with customers at a tire shop.

01/26/2026

We will be closed today due to Level 3 Snow Emergency .