1988 Chevrolet V30 Cheyenne Tires

Yes. We prioritize stocking both the LT235/85R16/D and LT235/85R16/E tires because they are the standard OEM setup for the 1988 Chevrolet V30 Cheyenne. We know staggered sets for the V30 Cheyenne can be harder to find, so we work to have them ready for same-day installation. Just pick your local Mavis to check real-time inventory and book an appointment for today.

Yes, we handle brake service every day. We make sure the specific pads and rotors for your 1988 V30 Cheyenne are ready for your visit so you aren't stuck waiting around for parts. Our techs usually suggest a quick brake check every 10,000 miles or 6 months, to catch any brake wear early. If your Cheyenne is starting to squeak, or the brake pedal is starting to feel soft, just bring it in to your local Mavis - we can usually get your V30 back on the road the same day.

Yes. Our technicians check the exact engine requirements for your 1988 V30 Cheyenne before every oil change, to make sure you're getting the correct weight and grade of oil for your car or truck. Whether your Cheyenne needs a standard oil blend, or a high-performance synthetic oil, we've got you covered and we can get your V30 back on the road today.

Definitely. Mavis makes it simple to shop for your 1988 Chevrolet V30 Cheyenne staggered tires online. You can compare brands and see pricing for both the LT235/85R16/D and LT235/85R16/E sizes at the same time. Once you’ve picked your tires, just select your local Mavis and schedule a professional installation in one simple process.

Yes, we offer a Price Match Guarantee on every tire we sell for the 1988 Chevrolet V30 Cheyenne. If you find a lower local price on either the LT235/85R16/D or the LT235/85R16/E tire, we’ll beat it - so you can have the peace of mind knowing that you’re getting the best possible value on your tires, with expert installation.

Yes, every tire we install for the 1988 V30 Cheyenne comes with a manufacturer’s warranty. For added protection, you can choose to purchase our Mavis Road Hazard warranty, which covers your tires against unexpected road damage like nails, glass, or potholes.