Mavis Discount Tire

Got all 4 tires replaced with Mavis Traction control tires advertised as $166 each ($664 total), rubber valve replacements for $40, and wheel alignment for $120. After the tire recycling charges and taxes, it came out to $1005. I think the alignment is ~$20 overpriced, and valve replacements should be $20 not $40. Everything else seemed reasonably priced. Tires were on a Black Friday sale, so I got $12 off each tire. They had 3 cubicles for customers to use while they wait. Nice and comfortable with electrical outlets.

We took two travel trailer tires for repair. The guy behind the counter was to the point, but polite. He was helping a gentleman who didn't speak English well, and was really patient with him. Our tires were repaired in about 15 minutes. It was a little pricey. $63.00 for 15 minutes is pretty steep, but we were in a bind.

A HUGE THANKS TO MANAGER RYAN WADE!!! Came in today completely distressed and totally lost on what to do when some lights popped up on my dash, my sister recommended I go see Ryan over at Mavis and thank God I did, he saved my car from certain death today with his knowledge and skills. Ryan made the process easy and quick. I left feeling confident with my vehicle and most importantly I feel SAFE in my vehicle again. A HUGE THANK YOU to Ryan Wade for superior service today 👏 👏 👏 I will be returning in the future and will definitely be recommending friends and family.

I always have an amazing experience when I come to this Mavis. The whole team seemed to communicate extremely well to fit me in at the end of the day. They got my car in and out in 30 minutes and gave me updates to reassure me everything was going smoothly. Cant recommend them enough! I’ll be back for my next oil change for sure.

I’ve been a loyal Mavis Discount Tire customer for years. I’ve bought multiple sets of tires from them and trusted them with big jobs like brake replacements, as well as routine maintenance like oil changes. Unfortunately, they’ve gone downhill badly, and I won’t be going back. I had a 10:00 a.m. appointment this morning for an oil change. By 11:30, my car was still sitting where I left it. They hadn’t even started. When I asked what was going on, I was told, “We are overbooked.” I understand being busy, but why ask customers to make an appointment if you’re not going to honor it? This was the last straw. They were once good, but that’s no longer the case in my experience. I’ll be taking my business down the street to the Walmart Auto Service Center instead. They may be a mega-corporatio