Les Schwab Tire Center

I took in my car this morning because I noticed a nail in my driver front tire and my car alerted me it was very low. I was able to fill the tire with air before heading over to Les Schwab in Keizer. They took care of the tire and patched it up. It was luckily not in the sidewall of my tire and was not charged a dime. I am so grateful for them repairing my tire since I drive far twice a week. I would definitely come back to the Keizer location again for any tire needs. They were very nice and courteous. I give them 5+ stars.

These guys are in a whole different world. They have their own language, their own law, there own measurement of time, and I have only ever seen them slow down for one reason,... And that's waiting for us customers to figure out and adapt to this new world we just stepped in to. Ever since I can remember, since I started driving, we have always gone to Les Schwab to get new shoes for our vehicles. They operate today, the same way they have since I was first licensed. That alone, is decades of consistency in the way they operate, and in they way they treat their customers. With constant changes happening in socal and financial classes, that is not an easy thing to do. I wouldn't mind being a fly on the wall while a new employee is being trained. These guys are on it. It's to a point t

This here is a great company. Over the years, there’s been many stops in to patch our tires, buy new tires, trip checks, and to our surprise they actually told us one of our tires qualified under warranty we were not sure about. It’s nice to have honest people working under a great company backing them up. Thankful to have them around.

Best service in the city. They stayed late and helped me get additional work done to ensure I didn't have the same problem in the future. I just can't say enough about how professional and hard working these folks are. 11 out of 10.

They may not “Come Runnin’” like they used to, but the service and courtesy is still top notch. Glad to hear they are still a privately owned company, even though Les’ family is no longer running the show. The new owners were smart to keep customer-facing operations the same.