Clyde's Automotive & Tire

Sometimes it requires pulling the whole cab to get the job done We'll have this diesel fixed up and out here in no time.

Never doubt the resolve of the cornhole family. We cant thank everone enough for such a great turnout to help a family in need!! DC Cornhole Black Diamond Bagg...ers, Mystery Baggers, Muskogee Cornhole. HUGE thank you to Tahlequah Elk's Lodge #2601 for hosting this event for the Ballou family! And to Ron Wiese with L&M Woodcraft. and LTC Designs for designing and donating the boards and Tahlequah Family Vision Clinic and CindyandDanny Cartmill for sponsoring a set of those boards! Rich Chamness and the team at BG Cornhole for donating those Viking bags! And Bobby Ballou for the backpacks!! Thank you to all of our sponsors and who donated and helped make this happen! Shawna Foreman , Brooklynn Colburn and Nottingham's Southside Drive in. Clyde's Automotive & Tire El Zarape Mexican Restaurant, Nancy's Homemade Pies and Cafe Arrow Sign Company!! Thank you everyone!, Finally, Congratulations to our winners!!! These guys threw awesome all night long!! 1st: Gage Foreman & Fud Foreman 2nd: Joseph Factor. &. Garrett Proctor 3rd: Matthew Creekkiller & Christian Bluebird See more

Edit: We found someone! Thank you! We need a plumber! We always use companies that are our customers first, and we've tried a few but they were all busy. Anyone know anyone available?

WINTER DRIVING: In response to a request by the Tahlequah Daily Press we are providing some winter driving/tire tips. The same driving principles apply whether it is dry, wet or icy - there is just much less traction in an icy situation. Be aware of, and try to limit shifting the vehicles weight or center of gravity in situations where that's likely to happen such as braking or navigating a turn. When more of the vehicle's load or weight is shifted to one or two tires the cha...nces are much greater for the tire(s) to experience a sudden loss of traction, which can put the vehicle in a skid or a spin. It's important to note, a tire can only do one thing well at any given time: stop, turn or go. Try to avoid asking the tire to do more than any one of those at a time and you will avoid most problems. In Oklahoma, just select a good all-season tire and practice safe practical driving and you should be fine. Tires are better and more advanced than ever. Just having today's modern tires in most situations trump having a snow tire or studded tire from the past. When looking for tires you should be checking to make sure they have a M+S (M+S signifies a mud and snow designation) rating at a minimum, the vast majority of tires on the market carry this rating so that should be an easy one. And many modern name brand all-season and all-terrain meet the traction requirements to carry the mountain/snowflake symbol that all snow tires must carry, so if you're serious about finding something that will have you covered for winter driving look for this symbol. Both of these ratings can be found right on the tires sidewall. The most important thing is to maintain good tread depth by keeping an eye on your tires, rotating and replacing them when necessary. Use the penny test when in doubt and always keep them inflated at the proper level (you can find the correct pressure on your tire placard on your vehicles door). If you want to be certain come by and we will check it for free.

We are here and open for tires. I did my best to clear the parking lot . Give us another 30 on the air though who woulda thought we'd need a block heater on our air compressor in Oklahoma