Tire Center Expert Bio: Meet Our Tire & Service Team
At Miller Chevrolet, tires are selected with your service advisor, sourced through our parts team and mounted by technicians in our Certified Service department. Here is who does what, and how they decide when your tires are done.
- Service team includes ASE-certified technicians and GM Master Technicians
- Tire inspections, rotation, alignment and replacement in one shop
- Tire Price Match Guarantee on 12 major brands through 12/31/2026
Who mounts tires at Miller Chevy?
Tires are installed by technicians in Miller Chevrolet's Certified Service department in Rogers. Your service advisor coordinates the visit, our parts team sources the tires, and the work is completed by our Certified Service technicians.
Best place for tires in Rogers, MN?
The best place is one that matches tires to your vehicle's specifications, prices them fairly and installs them correctly. For Chevrolet owners, a Certified Service dealer covers all three in one stop.
Buying tires can feel like comparing dozens of nearly identical options while someone waits for an answer. Our team's job is to narrow the field: the right size and load rating for your Chevrolet, a tread type that fits how you drive in Minnesota, and a price you do not have to second-guess. Miller's Tire Price Match Guarantee covers 12 major brands through December 31, 2026, so the "can I get this cheaper elsewhere" question has a clear answer.
The people behind your tires
A tire job touches several people at Miller Chevrolet. Knowing who does what makes it easier to get the right answer the first time.
Larry Larson
Service & Parts Director, overseeing both the service bays and the parts department.
Brandon Anderson
Service Manager for the Certified Service department. Direct line: 763-515-5150.
Steve Markgraf
Tech Dispatcher, coordinating work with the technicians in our service bays.
Service Advisors
Nick Blattner, Mike Herrmann, Andrew Walz, Jill Dettling and Alec Soderquist are your point of contact during a service visit.
Parts Department
Parts Manager Kelsea Stigen with Parts Advisors Nate Rosso, Vinny Silbernagel and Cameron Russell.
Jaidan Blomker
Service Appointment Specialist. Call 763-515-5109 or email jaidan@millerchev.com to book.
Team roles are listed on our Meet Our Staff page.
How does the team decide when tires need replacing?
Miller's service team recommends new tires when the tread wear indicators can be seen at three or more places around the tire, or when an inspection finds damage that cannot be repaired.
Tread wear indicators are small raised bars molded into the grooves of the tire. When the tread wears down level with them, the tire has reached the end of its safe life. The team also checks for problems that tread depth alone does not show.
Signs that call for a closer look
- Cracks in the tread or sidewalls
- Cuts deep enough to show cord or fabric
- Bumps, bulges or splits
- Punctures
Habits that extend tire life
- Check pressure at least once a month, when the tires have not been driven for at least 3 hours or have been driven no more than 1 mile
- Inflate to the Tire Information Label on the door frame
- Rotate tires regularly; Miller's guidance is every 7,500 miles, but follow your owner's manual for your vehicle
Why does alignment matter when you buy new tires?
Poor alignment wears tires unevenly, which shortens the life of the set you just paid for. It can also cause vibration and make the vehicle pull to one side.
Minnesota roads make this a real concern. Our technicians know the specific wear patterns that frost heaves leave on suspension geometry. If your current tires show uneven wear, ask your service advisor to check alignment before new tires go on.
Learn more about tire care, pressure and rotation on our Tire Basics page.
What credentials does the service team hold?
Miller Chevrolet's service team includes ASE-certified technicians and GM Master Technicians, who complete continuing training to keep their status.
ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) is a national certification for general automotive repair. GM certification is factory training specific to GM vehicles, covering GM software, specialized tools and factory repair procedures. Complex diagnostic and powertrain work is routed to Master Technicians, while ASE-certified maintenance technicians handle multi-point safety inspections and brake and suspension evaluations.
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Tire Center FAQ
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Staff roles reflect Miller Chevrolet's Meet Our Staff page and may change. Tire Price Match Guarantee: coupon code 201; requires an ad, written estimate or internet quote for identical tires from a competing tire retailer or installer within 100 miles of the dealer; match price determined before any manufacturer rebate; at participating GM dealers only; offer ends 12/31/2026.