Sam's Club Tire & Battery

Took my Tesla Model 3 here for a tire change. Was hesitant to bring it here initially, but it came with a significant price saving compared to Costco and Tesla. To begin, it was pretty easy placing an order online. They seem to periodically run deals for tires, so you end up getting somewhat of a discount for name brands (I got $70 off for a Michelin tire). After placing the order, I got confirmation via the app after 2-3 days that they had arrived and I needed to schedule an appointment. Called the main number listed here, but was sent to their national center, which wasn't that big of a deal and was pretty quick to set something up. Once arriving, the manager greeted us quickly and checked us in. The manager did ask if I had pucks to jack the car up, which at least showed me that they ha

Favorite place, I been shopping in sams for year now the convenience to use the app while you in the store pay for it and no line walk right out. A game changer. Will never do a line anymore. And if you shop at least once a month you might as well get the membership that you can come in at 8am and get you money back so it pays for itself. I recommend it. Get my tires , batteries and food. Compare to any other supermarket. For example. I got a mozzarella cheese for 2 for 9 bucks. Shoprite you get 1 for $10 dollars. What a savings.

Absolutely horrendous customer service. Staff are dismissive and arrogant. Their whole attitude is that they can't be bothered. Whoever manages this tire center should go back to management school and learn what customer service means.

Rolando the Manager Of The Tire Dept at the Sams Club in Elmsford is outstanding and provided excellent customer service. His expert knowledge on tires is impressive! His team David and Sivio are amazing! Ive been buying tires for over 20 years at Sams, Silvio and David service is awesome!

They were incompetent enough to destroy a couple of lug nuts of my Subaru Crosstrek over two separate occasions and lied to me that they were damaged by someone else previously. I had to shell out more than $200 to replace the damaged lug nuts. They would not do any work on my Subaru tires anymore. (Now I know why and I also found out later that Subaru cars have a little different size of lug nuts.) So I had to buy new tires at Sam's Club and went somewhere else to replace the tires.