1989 Isuzu Pickup 1 Ton w/aluminum wheels Tires

Yes. We prioritize stocking the 185R14/D size, which is the standard OEM tire size for the 1989 Isuzu Pickup 1 Ton w/aluminum wheels, to support same-day installation. You can find a Mavis store to check real-time local inventory at a shop near you and book an appointment for today.

Yes, we handle brake service every day. We make sure the specific pads and rotors for your 1989 Pickup 1 Ton w/aluminum wheels 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 1 Ton w/aluminum wheels 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 Pickup back on the road the same day.

Yes. Our technicians check the exact engine requirements for your 1989 Pickup 1 Ton w/aluminum wheels before every oil change, to make sure you're getting the correct weight and grade of oil for your car or truck. Whether your 1 Ton w/aluminum wheels needs a standard oil blend, or a high-performance synthetic oil, we've got you covered and we can get your Pickup back on the road today.

Definitely. Mavis makes it simple to shop for 1989 Pickup 1 Ton w/aluminum wheels tires online, compare the top tire brands, and see pricing for 185R14/D size tires. Once you’ve selected your tires, just pick your local Mavis and schedule a professional installation in one seamless process.

Yes. We offer a Price Match Guarantee on every tire we sell for the 1989 Isuzu Pickup 1 Ton w/aluminum wheels. If you find a lower local price on the same 185R14/D 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 1989 Pickup 1 Ton w/aluminum wheels 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.