Farm Boys Tire & Service

11/25/2024

CONGRATULATIONS TO
Kyle Schneider
The winner of the Christmas Open House drawing

03/10/2024

Farm Boys will be getting more baby chicks this week.

02/21/2024

We have a few baby chicks left.
Straight Run Only.

11/21/2023

CONGRADULATIONS TO Morgan McDaniel she is the winner of the fire pit.

Other winners are
Alan Wineinger
Alan Peter
Kirby Kleymann
Holly Steele

11/16/2023

Stop by Farm Boys Tire & Precision Ag on Friday 11-17 from 8am-5pm and enjoy some Brownie’s and Cookie’s.
While you’re there register to win one of the prizes.
We will be giving away
2 - Gift Certificates to Redeeming Grounds
2 - Gift Certificates to Fortanel Bakery
And the big prize is a firepit.

12/02/2022

Come in and check out our great selection of Christmas gifts.

12/02/2022

08/03/2022

How Do I Measure My Tread?
There are various ways one can measure tread depth. While not all of them will provide an exact measurement, they will still be able to give an estimate of the tread life left on the tires.

TREAD GAUGE:
Using a tread gauge will give precise tread depth measurements. This small tool can be purchased both online and in stores near you. It takes estimating and math out of the tread measuring process, making things easier.

A tread gauge will offer various measurements: both 32nds of an inch and millimeters, usually. Just make sure you are looking at the first one. Place it between the tread and push down on it until it stops to check the tread depth.

THE PENNY TEST:
All you need is an American Penny. Use this penny to measure between the tread ribs by turning Lincoln upside down. Depending on how much of Lincoln’s head the tread covers, you may need new tires. However, keep in mind, that this method is not exactly accurate.

In other words, if the tread does not reach Lincoln’s head, the tread has less than the required 2/32” remaining. The tread just reaching Lincoln’s head means it has at least 2/32”, but depending on the state, this tire could still need to be changed. If the penny is covered more than that, the tread is higher than 2/32”.

07/06/2022

New sign came today

06/29/2022

The Following Vendors have announced price increases effective July 5th 2022

Pirelli PLT - Up to 10%
Bridgestone PLT - Up to 10%
Firestone PLT - Up to 10%
Fuzion PLT - Up to 10%
Goodyear TBR - Up to 6%
Dunlop TBR - Up to 6%
Kelly TBR - Up to 6%
Yokohama TBR - Up to 5%