Sam's Club Tire & Battery

I'm a 14 year Sam's Club member and I buy probably 2-3 sets of tires a year and at least 2 car batteries a year. While Sam's has excellent prices on tires and batteries, I think I have only made tire and battery purchases there three times since I've been a member. Why is that? Because it is impossible to reach them and schedule an appointment at this location. They currently appear to be running 3 different computer systems at the desk. One for appointments, one for orders and stock, and another for store cash register. Oh, and the entire front check out lines rely on the printer underneath their desk. The person operating the desk is always on the phone trying to give people prices and options for tire quotes. While the shop bays are usually empty or not that busy. The two times I've ord

Same-day flat tire repair, they got us in and out when no other tire shop in the area would even come to the counter. The team at Sam's was very courteous and professional, let us know our options, and kept us informed the whole time they had the car. Will definitely check with them when the time comes to purchase tires for any of our cars.

Father had a flat around the corner. Was able to inflate enough to drive here. On a busy Sunday they were able to get us in, replace tire and balance in less than 45 mins and everyone couldn’t have been nicer

The best place to shop if you're looking to buy in bulk. Like paper towels, lotions, shampoo and conditioner, and body wash and they have great prices on everything they also have a great deal on a lot of other things. Like clothing for women men and children. Always name brand for cheap.. they have a sale right now two pillow top cooling memory gel for only 10 dollars

They can't be beat on a lot of things, especially the the pizza in the deli and their rotisserie chicken. Some things are overpriced and some are not bad deals, but might be more than you need. I'm unhappy when I buy something there and then suddenly they stop carrying it. Where's my Big Red gum, Sam?