"If you are looking for honest mechanics, look no further. Brad and his technicians take pride in doing the work that needs to be done because it needs to be done, not because they need to make a buck.

I bought a set of tires from Certified Performance for my Trailblazer and I checked 3 other locations including Tirerack.com, Autotire and Dobbs and although some quoted cheaper rates, however after "add on's", they ended up about $5 a tire more for similar quality tires."

Thanks Brad,

Jeff Riley
Vice President
OE2
For $40 fee, we will inspect any car you may be considering for purchase.

We give you our evaluation of safety problems that may exist and maintenance issues that may arise in the near future.

If you purchase the vehicle, your $40 payment covers your Missouri state inspections.
Did you know that you can have your new vehicle serviced at the repair facility of your choice?

Federal law prohibits new car dealers from implying or denying warranty service because routine scheduled maintenance was performed at an independent repair facility.

Magnusen – Moss Act (1975) Title 15, Chapter 50, Section 2301-2312
Specializing in lift kits!
What does a Suspension Lift Kit do?

Clearance


For starters, one of the foremost reasons for installing truck suspension lift kits is to raise the height of your ride off the ground to enable steeper ascent or descent off-road, and higher ground clearance. In general, it makes sense that when driving over boulders, slogging through mud, coasting across the desert, or even just making your way through the occasional forest trail, higher clearance facilitates negotiating certain obstacles. This can often be a tricky bit of artistry to manage, as higher clearance also raises your vehicle’s center of gravity, which can reduce handling.

  • Larger Tire Fitment


  • The general consensus suggests that larger tires equate to more traction, right? Well, not entirely. While larger tires may provide some improvement to traction in off-road conditions, there are other ways to improve a vehicle’s traction that are far more efficient than simply bulking up the rubber. Aside from the obvious stylistic discretion, the main reasons for adding larger tires are for higher vehicle clearance for improved performance in mud, deep snow, rocks, and deeply rutted trails. Certain tires designed specifically for off-road conditions can improve traction depending on the circumstances, but the added clearance is the most immediate and direct benefit of larger tires.