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If you are looking for a tire shop you can trust, then you have found the right place! Since 2001 we have been serving our customers who need new tires, used tires, tire repair and tire rotation! Call us today to schedule your appointment! You will never need to look for another tire shop who will earn your trust and business for life!
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01/09/2018, 00:28 AM
This place is clutch!!! Fast, reliable and they are not ripping people off with ridiculous prices. And they're funny ���
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11/17/2017, 00:16 AM
I love this place , get all my cars tires changed . And make my family and friends cone here for the amazing prices
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04/16/2017, 03:28 AM
This place was great.
Fast friendly service and good quality affordable used tires for our whip!
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02/04/2017, 01:07 AM
Honest and courteous guys. This was my mothers tire shop and now it's mine I bring all my vehicles here to get quality tires & service for a great price.
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12/10/2016, 02:11 AM
I went here 2 times before today with other people n they were great. Hubby n i came here today for our car n we have a new tire shop for life.
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09/22/2016, 07:19 AM
Great experience & very helpful.
Would refer to others. The wwwwwwwwwwwwwwww hhhhhhhhhhhhh uyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy?
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12/30/2014, 00:35 AM
Great prices and amazing service. If you need tires this is the place to go.
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07/27/2014, 05:01 AM
This is pretty much my go-to used tire shop in San Diego. If you don't know what you're looking for, or how to make a good decision on a used tire, do your research before going. In general, there is a great deal of competition locally for sales of used tires, and all of the shops want your business and want to clear their inventory of 'dog' tires. That said, there should be a line - don't try to sell your customers a tire that won't meet their needs.
You'll generally be safe if you stick to the name brands. Buying an off-brand, which is more often than not what you'll find among the orphaned inventory at a used tire shop - is a recipe for disaster. I go to this shop because I know that the staff there do a great job at installing tires - they don't do slapdash work. Go there knowing what will and won't work for you in terms of a tire(s) and you'll be glad you did. These guys do know their business.
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This is pretty much my go-to used tire shop in San Diego. If you don't know what you're looking for, or how to make a good decision on a used tire, do your research before going. In general, there is a great deal of competition locally for sales of used tires, and all of the shops want your business and want to clear their inventory of 'dog' tires. That said, there should be a line - don't try to sell your customers a tire that won't meet their needs. You'll generally be safe if you stick to the name brands. Buying an off-brand, which is more often than not what you'll find among the orphaned inventory at a used tire shop - is a recipe for disaster. I go to this shop because I know that the staff there do a great job at installing tires - they don't do slapdash work.
Go there knowing what will and won't work for you in terms of a tire(s) and you'll be glad you did. These guys do know their business.
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Phone: (619) 229-9545
Address: 6130 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92115
Website: website
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4307 Vandever Ave, San Diego, CA 92120
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Mersen is a global expert in power engineering and advanced materials.
Today, Mersen develops innovative solutions to meet the specific needs of its customers so that they can optimize their manufacturing process in many industrial sectors.
While wires and cables can make a solid connection, a laminated busbar platform can provide several additional benefits for a more optimized solution.
As power conversion systems increase in power, designers need ways to optimize various aspects such as reducing footprint and increasing productivity. Traditionally, industrial power conversion systems such as inverters, converters, rectifiers, and drives use standard wiring and cabling to connect power and signal circuits. Wires and cables can meet your connection needs, but a custom-designed busbar platform can bring several additional benefits to an optimized solution.
A laminated busbar is an engineered component consisting of layers of bare copper separated by thin dielectric materials laminated into a single structure.
Laminated busbars reduce system costs, improve reliability, increase capacity, and eliminate wiring errors. They also reduce inductance and resistance. In addition, the physical structure of the tires provides unique possibilities in mechanical design. Multilayer busbars provide structural integrity that a wired connection method cannot provide.
Fig. Figure 1: Mersen's Integrated Architecture Approach
With over 100 years of tire design, manufacturing and testing experience, Mersen engineers have built a powerful knowledge base to assist customers with an optimized system.
Mersen engineers can work with inverter manufacturers from the earliest stages of development to effectively integrate passive components such as cooling, laminated busbars and fuses into the inverter. Using a variety of simulation tools, Mersen engineers can evaluate the thermal and electrical performance of heatsinks and busbars in the overall inverter design.
This approach is called "Integrated Architecture" and allows you to maximize the design of the entire inverter assembly by looking for solutions for cooling and busbars, as well as fuses to protect semiconductors.
As every laminated tire design can be unique, a prototype is usually built before final production starts. To ensure that the design is as optimal as possible, a multiphysics model is created during the overall concept stage so that any design flaws can be identified and corrected before the prototype goes into production.
Multiphysics instruments include mechanical, electrical and thermal models. At the modeling stage, two main aspects of the design are considered. The first aspect deals with the need to optimize the space in the final assembly, and the second aspect deals with the limitations associated with the use of different dissimilar materials. In the construction of laminated busbars, the main characteristics are the dimensions of the plates and the entire assembly, the internal connections of the configuration, the insulating material and its thickness.
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Thermal performance is a key factor in laminated busbars. Mersen engineers can run temperature rise simulations on tire prototypes. Engineers simulate the Joule effect by heating conductors, energized, with heat concentrated at interfaces with power modules and capacitors. The simulation process can significantly reduce product development time. The simulation process can significantly reduce product development time.
When it comes to electrical simulation, engineers and technicians simulate the pinout to meet all cleaning and leakage requirements. Then a current distribution is performed to check if the allowable current density is met in order to limit the self-heating of the busbar.
Rigorous testing is done with every product before shipping to ensure reliability. In addition to dielectric strength or insulation failure testing (also known as "HiPot"), Mersen performs Partial Discharge (PD) testing using a state-of-the-art PD test station.
Mersen's team of engineers and quality controllers use DFM (Design For Manufacturability) technologies such as FMEA (Failure Mode Analysis) to evaluate each order to ensure a smooth transition without failure throughout the process.
Mersen has developed several innovative new technologies to bring additional features to the laminate busbar concept to better meet the specific requirements of special applications and industries.
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Distined production equipment is carried out to lamin each of our tires. Additional hardware and gateway devices and electrical components can be installed before or after lamination.
Building on our experience in manufacturing and developing laminated busbars, refrigeration and fuses, as well as our multi-physics simulation tools, Mersen is positioned at the center of the inverter design cycle.
We now help our customers benefit from the best passive devices with a design and build optimization service that includes:
From a simple assembly [bus + capacitor] to a complete inverter assembly, Mersen is a competent partner for inverter design companies with limited or no production capacity.
In conclusion, laminated busbars have become an integral component and built-in platform for many power conversion systems, providing not only an optimized interconnection, but also helping power electronics manufacturers to raise the performance thresholds of their products.
Posted by Dr. Philippe Roussel, VP Global Strategic Marketing Mersen
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Our metal assembly processes include ultrasonic welding, induction brazing, torch brazing and welding. 
